#adenotonsillectomy

Adenotonsillectomy in Mumbai is a surgical procedure that destroys areas of tissue found in or around any of four structures that are located behind the nose. Cardiac surgeons are trained to open up the chest cavity and remove any defects with heart structure, usually valve replacement is done after the corrective surgery. They often additionally know how to provide artificial pacemaker implantations if required.

This type of Adenotonsillectomy in Mumbai is best performed when the tumor is located in one side of the throat only within the vocal cords. Adenotonsillectomy in Mumbai where you are able to view cell microscopically, or which are either too large or suspicious for treatment, need to be approached with caution because there well may be carcinogenous cells to be found deeper in tissues below both adenoids.

The high quality, professional medical facilities and experienced doctors at CARE Hospitals provide care that is second to none with world-class surgical techniques and the latest facilities. Starting from. Adenotonsillectomy in Mumbai as a pediatric surgery as a cure for pediatric sleep apnea.

Postoperative care for adenotonsillectomy, Tuft's ointment is usually given after the physician has seen an improvement in mouth opening. Sharing a post-surgical diet plan with cold foods only for 24 hours after Adenotonsillectomy surgery is performed.

A cardiac surgeon typically spends about an average of 15 years training for this profession. This will be typically at university/college with residencies at university hospitals.

Objective: To determine the impact of Adenotonsillectomy on Health-related quality of life (HRQoL) in children’s before and after surgery.

Study Design: Prospective, Observational, before and after trial. 142 children who underwent Adenotonsillectomy were included in the study. Parents were made to fill pre and post-operative questionnaires which were customized from Tonsil and Adenoid health status instrument (TAHSI) and HR-QoL (Health-related quality of life) forms, one day prior to the surgery and 6 months after the surgery respectively, and the results were tabulated and analysed.

Setting: Tertiary paediatric otolaryngology practices.

Result: Out of the 142 children in the study 80 were male and 62 were female. Male to Female ratio being 1.3:1. Age group 1-4 years had highest number of patients while age group 9-12 had the least. Preoperatively the Mean score of domains for Sleep disturbances, Physical Symptoms, Emotional distress, Daytime functions, and Caregiver concern was 14.1, 15.83, 6.89, 7.54, and 13.78 respectively. After 6 months of the surgery, the score decreased to 4.65, 4.22, 4.32, 3.1 and 4.2 respectively. This shows a significant improvement in the symptom complex and the quality of the life.

Here’s a recent study in one of our major journals showing that a significant number of children (22%) younger than 3 years old had residual obstructive sleep apnea after adenotonsillectomy. They defined surgical failure as an apnea hypopnea index, or AHI…