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ca n nguye n chi nh va�
nha#y ca m kha ng sinh cu a vi khua n ga y vie m tai giu a ca p (VTGC) o tre em. Phu o ng pha p: Thu #c hie# n phu o ng pha p ti�
m kie m ta�
i lie# u co he# tho ng u o #c thie t ke e thu tha# p ca c ta�
i lie# u co lie n quan e n ca c mu#c tie u nghie n cu u. Tie u chi lu #a cho#n la�
nhu ng nghie n cu u ve �
ca n nguye n vi khua n, nha#y ca m kha ng sinh cu a vi khua n ga y VTGC tre em. Ke t qua : Chu ng to i a ti�
m u o #c 151 a n pha m a �
y u , trong o 29 a n pha m u o #c tri ch da n. Ke t lua# n:H.influenzae (HI), S.pneumoniae (Spn) la�
nhu ng vi khua n pho bie n nha t ga y VTGC tre em. Mu c o# kha ng kha ng sinh cu a vi khua n HI, Spnnga�
y ca�
ng gia ta ng, thay o i theo tho �
i gian, kha c nhau giu a ca c quo c gia., To m ta t tie ng anh, Describe predominant bacteria and antibiotic susceptibility of bacteria in young children with acute otitis media. Study design: Scoping review. Methods: Using databases from the PubMed website, and manual search.Results: 151 full-text publications, of which 29 were cited. Conclusion: H.influenzae (HI), S.pneumoniae (Spn) are the most common bacteria causing AOM in children. The antibiotic resistance of HI, Spn has been increasing, changing over time, and varies from country to country.