Tonsillar abscess

    • [PDF File]Differentiating tonsillar abscess and cellulitis - Q-PEM

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      •Abscess drainage , ABx and supportive care are the cornerstone of management for PTA • Prompt surgical intervention is indicated in patients with: Airway compromise, Complications, Enlarging masses, or significant comorbidities. • The 3 main methods are: 1. Needle aspiration 2. Incision and drainage 3.


    • [PDF File]Most Frequently Missed Diagnosis: Retropharyngeal ...

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      tonsillar region. The differentiating feature between these two entities is the location of the tonsils. In the patient with tonsillar abscess, the fluid collection is centered in the tonsil while the tonsil is normal but medially displaced in peritonsillar abscess. Both collections are markedly anterior to the RPS.


    • [PDF File]Peritonsillar Abscess: Diagnosis and Treatment

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      tonsillar abscess. If the family physician is inexperienced in treating peritonsillar abscess, an otolaryngologist should be consulted at the time of the diagnosis to deter-



    • LETTER TO THE EDITOR INTRATONSILLARABSCESS: DIAGNOSIS AND ...

      abscess using an 18Gneedle (inserted in the tonsillar parenchyma) is an effective primary treatment modality. Ifthis primary treatment fails, subsequent abscess tonsillectomy may be necessary. REFERENCES I. Hsu CH, Lin YS, Lee rc. Intratonsillar abscess. Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg 2008; 139:861-62. 2. Childs EW, Baugh RF, Diaz JA. Tonsillar ...


    • The Radical Treatment of Peritonsillar Abscess by ...

      TONSILLAR ABSCESS BY TONSILLEC-TOMY DURING THE ACUTE STAGE OF THE DISEASE.* BY Harry A. Barnes, M. D., Boston. Peritonsillar abscess is a suppurative inflam-mation of the walls of the sinus ...


    • [PDF File]Peritonsillar Abscess - AAFP Home

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      Peritonsillar abscess is the most common deep infection of the head and neck, occurring primarily in young adults. Diagnosis is usually made on the basis of clinical presentation and examination ...


    • Lingual Tonsil Abscess with Parapharyngeal Extension: A ...

      Lingual tonsil abscess is a rare disease that most of us will never see in our careers. It is important to remember , however, that although the oropharyngeal exam may be normal s, ignificant disease and airway compromise may still be imminent. Here we present the first published case of lingual tonsil abscess documented by CT imag-ing.


    • [PDF File]Peritonsillar and Retropharyngeal Abscesses n

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      An abscess is a localized area of infection with pus, usu-ally caused by bacteria. Abscesses can develop in lymph nodes behind the throat (“retropharyngeal”) or in the area of the tonsils (“peritonsillar”). The tonsils are lymph tissue located at the back of the mouth; they can easily be seen


    • Peritonsillar Abscess

      Peritonsillar Abscess Page 1 of 6 10.26.09 Peritonsillar Abscess Background 1. Definition o Extension of tonsillar infection beyond the capsule with abscess formation usually above and behind the tonsil 2. Almost always a complication of acute tonsillitis 3. Most common deep head/neck infection (50%) 4. Also known as "Quinsy" 5.


    • [PDF File]Peritonsillar Abscess - University of Florida

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      tonsillar abscess is in question, the presence of pus on needle aspiration or radiologic test-ing may help confirm the diagnosis. Trans-cutaneous or intraoral ultrasonography also can be helpful in identifying an abscess and in distinguishing peritonsillar abscess from peritonsillar cellulitis.1,6 If spread of the


    • [PDF File]SONO case series: peritonsillar abscess

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      tonsillar abscess. A peritonsillar abscess typically progresses from tonsillitis to peritonsillar cellulitis and then grows into an abscess. As with most soft-tissue infections, ultrasound can be used as a medium for diagnosing abscesses.1 2. Which probe is most ideal in the assessment of peritonsillar


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