RADIOFREQUENCY TONSIL REDUCTION: SAFETY, MORBIDITY, AND EFFICACY IN 20 PATIENTS IN AMIRALAM UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

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ARDEHALI M.M.; SAMIMI ARDESTANI S.H.; SAEIDI M.; AMALI A.; BOROUMAND P.

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Journal: Tehran University Medical Journal Year:2007 | Volume:64 | Issue:10 Page(s): 33-38

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RADIOFREQUENCY TONSIL REDUCTION: SAFETY, MORBIDITY, AND EFFICACY IN 20 PATIENTS IN AMIRALAM UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

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TONSILOTOMYQ3

RADIOFREQUENCYQ3

TONSILAR HYPERTROPHYQ3

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Background: RADIOFREQUENCY has recently been used in treating TONSILAR HYPERTROPHY in adults. We evaluated the results of partial resection (volume reduction) of tonsil using this method.Methods: Twenty patients with TONSILAR HYPERTROPHY were enrolled in a quasiexperimental before-after clinical trial. Local anesthesia was achieved by utilizing lidocain spray and then injection of lidocain and epinephrine, then RADIOFREQUENCY was performed at power=7-8w. Bleeding, pain and need for analgesics were assessed during, immediately, 4, 6, and 8 weeks after operation.Results: The mean pain scale was 2.68±2.11 according to (VAS) and the mean bleeding amount was 1.16±0.24ml during operation. The mean operation time was 7.81±2.56min. Ten percent of our patients did not have pain immediately after surgery while 55% complained of pains that did not warrant using analgesics and the remaining 35% experienced pains that were alleviated by analgesics. During and immediately after operation 95% of the patients experienced mild bleeding and only one patient (5%) had moderate bleeding (2-5ml). Mild bleeding was only reported in 10% of patients during the first 4 weeks after operation and was not seen in patients in following weeks. The grade of TONSILAR HYPERTROPHY decreased in all patients and the mean time of symptom disappearance was 7.81±0.36 in 8 weeks. Finally the mean satisfaction rate of the patients was 66.92±12.5% (ranging from 50% to 80%). Mild complications were reported in 15% of patients.Conclusion: RADIOFREQUENCY is a safe procedure with minimum possible complication rate for TONSILOTOMY.

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ARDEHALI, M.M., SAMIMI ARDESTANI, S.H., SAEIDI, M., AMALI, A., & BOROUMAND, P.. (2007). RADIOFREQUENCY TONSIL REDUCTION: SAFETY, MORBIDITY, AND EFFICACY IN 20 PATIENTS IN AMIRALAM UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL. TEHRAN UNIVERSITY MEDICAL JOURNAL (TUMJ), 64(10), 33-38. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/38962/en

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ARDEHALI M.M., SAMIMI ARDESTANI S.H., SAEIDI M., AMALI A., BOROUMAND P.. RADIOFREQUENCY TONSIL REDUCTION: SAFETY, MORBIDITY, AND EFFICACY IN 20 PATIENTS IN AMIRALAM UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL. TEHRAN UNIVERSITY MEDICAL JOURNAL (TUMJ)[Internet]. 2007;64(10):33-38. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/38962/en

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M.M. ARDEHALI, S.H. SAMIMI ARDESTANI, M. SAEIDI, A. AMALI, and P. BOROUMAND, “RADIOFREQUENCY TONSIL REDUCTION: SAFETY, MORBIDITY, AND EFFICACY IN 20 PATIENTS IN AMIRALAM UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL,” TEHRAN UNIVERSITY MEDICAL JOURNAL (TUMJ), vol. 64, no. 10, pp. 33–38, 2007, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/38962/en

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