Characterization of Clinical Tonsil Stages by Their T-Cell Count:Immunopathological Description of Tonsils after a Peritonsillar Abscess
Günter Siegel
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Günter Siegel
Abstract
The T-cell counts in five different clinical tonsil stages are compared. No particularities were observed, with the exception of the condition after a peritonsillar abscess. The differences existing between the individual groups are discussed as age-dependent. A considerable increase in T-cells is found in the abscess tonsil compared with other tonsils and the T-cell count in blood. Its pathomechanism is discussed.
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The T-cell counts in five different clinical tonsil stages are compared. No particularities were observed, with the exception of the condition after a peritonsillar abscess. The differences existing between the individual groups are discussed as age-dependent. A considerable increase in T-cells is found in the abscess tonsil compared with other tonsils and the T-cell count in blood. Its pathomechanism is discussed.
Key concepts: Peritonsillar Abscess, Tonsil, Palatine tonsil, Abscess, Medicine, Tonsillitis, Pathology, Surgery