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Diseases of the ear, throat and nose (otolaryngology)

Exudative otitis media: causes, consequences, diagnosis

The pathological process in the middle ear with the formation of a thick secret is exudative otitis media. Let's consider the features of the disease, the methods of diagnosis, treatment and prevention.

Symptoms of exudative otitis media

Acute pain and fever do not always make themselves felt. Therefore, at the first signs of hearing loss, you should consult an otolaryngologist. Early diagnosis and treatment can avoid many complications.

Complications after angina at the heart, kidneys and joints: symptoms, treatment, how to avoid

Why, diagnosing inflammation of the tonsils - angina (tonsillitis) - and by prescribing appropriate therapy, do doctors insist on the patients' compliance with all the recommendations? 

Adenoids in a child: treat or remove?

Adenotomy is a flow surgery for surgeons. It does not apply to emergency or urgent, therefore it is performed after a complex of diagnostic examinations. The planned surgical procedure lasts no more than 10-20 minutes and is performed under local or general anesthesia.

Consequences after removal of adenoids in children

Any surgical intervention is a stress for the body. Therefore, the temperature after removal of adenoids in children is a normal reaction. As a rule, there is an insignificant hyperthermia from 37 to 38 ° C.

Removal of adenoids in children: which anesthesia is better?

For the first time, surgical treatment of inflamed tonsils was carried out at the end of the 19th century. At that time anesthesia was not applied, so the patient fully felt and observed all the features of such therapy. To date, the operation is under general anesthesia: local or general.

Removal of adenoids in children

Adenotomy is one of the most frequent surgeries in ENT surgery. Removal of adenoids in children is carried out with their inflammation. Let's consider features of the given procedure.

Hypoplasia and aplasia of the frontal sinuses

Of particular interest is the fact that a person has an organ that may or may not be present, and nothing will change from this. This applies in the first place, frontal sinuses.

Osteoma of the right and left frontal sinuses: signs, removal

It is assumed that the risk factors of this education may be traumatic brain injuries (including birth defects), metabolic pathologies (in particular, calcium), autoimmune diseases (systemic collagenoses).

Types and complications of polyps in the sinuses of the nose

Today one of the main otolaryngological diseases is polyposis, in which polyps are formed  in the nose. Sometimes people turn to the doctor with complaints about stuffy nose, nasal voice and night snoring. 

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