1982Kazan medical journalOpen access

Children's health status after tonsillectomy

E. M. Okulova, L. V. Tsaregorodtseva

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The state of health of children suffering from chronic tonsillitis, who was treated conservatively and promptly, was analyzed. It has been established that rheumatism is the absolute indication for tonsillectomy. With a compensated form of chronic tonsillitis, surgical treatment is carried out in the absence of the effect of conservative therapy.

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The state of health of children suffering from chronic tonsillitis, who was treated conservatively and promptly, was analyzed. It has been established that rheumatism is the absolute indication for tonsillectomy. With a compensated form of chronic tonsillitis, surgical treatment is carried out in the absence of the effect of conservative therapy.

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The state of health of children suffering from chronic tonsillitis, who was treated conservatively and promptly, was analyzed. It has been established that rheumatism is the absolute indication for tonsillectomy. With a compensated form of chronic tonsillitis, surgical treatment is carried out in the absence of the effect of conservative therapy.

Key concepts: Tonsillectomy, Chronic tonsillitis, Medicine, Tonsillitis, Rheumatism, Surgery, Conservative treatment, Pediatrics

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