Tell me which is of whose subset? Acite ottitus media serous ottitus m

Tell me which is of whose subset? Acite ottitus media serous ottitus media acute suppurativ ottis media chronic suppurative ottis media chronic squamous ottitus media chronic mucosal ottitus media, these all thing is so much confusing, i know everything about diseas and its feture so dont write it, just tell me who is whose subset or we can which comes under which

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Here is the clean hierarchy — just the classification tree, no disease descriptions:

Otitis Media — Classification Tree

OTITIS MEDIA
│
├── ACUTE OTITIS MEDIA (AOM)
│   ├── Serous Otitis Media  ← (also called OME / Glue ear — some classify this separately)
│   └── Acute Suppurative Otitis Media (ASOM)
│
└── CHRONIC OTITIS MEDIA (COM)
    ├── Active COM
    │   ├── Mucosal (CSOM - tubotympanic / safe type)
    │   └── Squamous (CSOM - atticoantral / unsafe type → cholesteatoma)
    │
    └── Inactive COM
        ├── Mucosal
        └── Squamous

In plain words:

Term	Sits under...
Serous Otitis Media	Under AOM (or its own category — Otitis Media with Effusion)
Acute Suppurative Otitis Media	Under AOM
Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media (CSOM)	Under COM → Active
Chronic Mucosal Otitis Media	Under CSOM (Active COM) → Mucosal subtype
Chronic Squamous Otitis Media	Under CSOM (Active COM) → Squamous subtype

The one-liner summary:

AOM splits into → Serous & Suppurative
COM splits into → Active & Inactive → each further splits into → Mucosal & Squamous
"Chronic Suppurative" is essentially the Active COM group, and its two subtypes are Mucosal and Squamous

So: Chronic Mucosal and Chronic Squamous are both subsets of Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media (CSOM), which itself is a subset of Chronic Otitis Media (COM).

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