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Differential diagnosis of chronic tonsillitis in frequently ill children
Chronic tonsillitis is one of the most common pathologies of the lymphoepithelial pharyngeal ring. The main pathogen in chronic tonsillitis and its complications is group a β-hemolytic Streptococcus A (BGSA).
Yu. S. Preobrazhenskaya +2 more
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The Relationship between Severity of Dental Caries and Chronic Tonsillitis among Iraqi Children
Background: Chronic Tonsillitis outcomes from frequent attacks of acute Tonsillitis usually for six attacks or more per year for two successive years. Poor dental hygiene had been associated with oro- pharyngeal problems and causes both dental caries and
Zaid S. H. Ahmed
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A 13 year old female patient presented to ENT OPD with chronic recurrent tonsillitis and underwent tonsillectomy. The histopathological examination revealed heterotopic cartilage in both the tonsils. The postoperative period was uneventful. The histopathologic finding of choristom of the tonsil is rare.
P C, Modayil +4 more
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Bacterial tonsillitis: prevalence, prediction and treatment by the ECP
Sore throat or tonsillitis is not necessarily considered a life-threatening emergency but such calls are received and attended to by the ambulance service. It is believed that this is because a face-to-face assessment is often required as the symptoms of
Winch, Spencer
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Introduction. Tonsillitis is the third most frequently diagnosed infection in the pediatric age and is associated with significant morbidity and loss of school attendance. Throat swab cultures are useful for the confirmation of children with a clinically
Hamda Hussein Darod +3 more
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Prescribing Pattern and Medication adherence in Tonsillitis [PDF]
Objective : A prospective study was undertaken to found out the baseline data on the prescribing pattern of the drug therpay in tonsillitis patients and to evaluate the medication adherence behaviour of tonsillitis patients.Methods : As per the inclusion
Thomas, Rajeev P +3 more
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Ablation of hypertrophied tonsils is a procedure which has become generally indorsed by the profession of medicine, though in earlier years its advocates were less numerous and many sturdy opponents contended that the proper course to pursue was to patiently await Nature's cure by absorption or, as most often worded, until the patient would outgrow the
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Are Empiric Antibiotics for Acute Exudative Tonsillitis Needed in Children ?
Background: Empiric antibiotics are frequently given for children with acute exudative tonsillitis. A few studies have investigated the causative agent of acute "exudative" tonsillitis in children to evaluate the necessity of antibiotic therapy.
HSIEH, TSUNG-HSUEH;CHEN, PO-YEN;HUANG, FANG-LIANG;WANG, JIAAN-DER;WANG, LI-CHING;LIN, HENG-KUEI;LIN, HSIAO-CHUAN;HSIEH, HSIN-YANG;YU, MENG-KUNG;CHANG, CHIH-FENG;CHUANG, TZU-YAO;LEE, CHIN-YUN +1 more
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THE TONSILS IN CHILDHOOD [PDF]
The tonsils have attracted many investigators, but the results of the investigations are unsatisfactory and often contradictory. Connected by many in a very direct way with local disease elsewhere as well as with systemic disturbances, it is especially necessary because of the incompleteness of our knowledge that we should have our attention directed ...
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Benign neoplasms of the tonsillar region are rare and these include haemangiomas, fibromas, lipomas and schwannomas (Friedmann I, 1986). True fibromas of oral cavity and oropharynxes are very rare (Waal I. V., Snow, G. B. 1993). Fibromas have been recorded in nasal cavity, pharynx and larynx (Fu Y. S., Perzin K. H. 1976), We report a case of fibroma of
J P, Goravalingappa, K C, Mariyappa
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