Abstract
Adenoidectomy is the most common surgical intervention in pediatric otorhinolaryngological practice. Adenoids are detected in 65-80% of frequently ill children and cause many comorbid pathological conditions and diseases. Notably, when deciding on the need for adenoidectomy, there is always a concern that removal of the pharyngeal tonsil, which is the main producer of interferon and secretory IgA, may lead to an increase in acute inflam matory diseases of the upper respiratory tract or aggravation of their course. We analyzed the long-term results of adenoidectomy in 45 children. It was found that adenoidectomy led to the complete disappearance of all pathological manifestations in 73% of children and significant clinical improvement in 27%. The most significant result was obtained in the group of frequently ill children.
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