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UNTIL recently the nasopharynx was the most neglected territory in the otolaryngologist's domain. Adenoidectomy is still the most unsatisfactory surgical procedure that he is called upon to perform. The majority still attempt to remove a highly vascular, loosely organized, and indefinitely demarcated structure from a cavity of irregular contour without
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[A new outlook on adenoid hypertrophy: adenoids or adenoid disease?].
Vestnik otorinolaringologii, 2005Hypertrophy of the pharyngeal tonsil affects functions of some organs and systems producing negative effects on physical and mental development of the child. The existing classification based of the tonsil size does not reflect the complexity of the pathological process. "Adenoid disease" is thought to be a more adequate term.
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In these days of rapid advances in diagnostic technic we are inclined to overlook the value of the x-ray film in the diagnosis of simple ailments. Scanning the literature, one is impressed with the paucity of articles dealing with lesions of the epipharynx, particularly adenoids.
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