Adenoid hypertrophy surgery

Adenoid hypertrophy surgery mainly has transoral endoscopic adenoidectomy and nasal endoscopic adenoidectomy.

Transoral endoscopic adenoidectomy is one of the more commonly used methods. Doctors insert endoscopes through the mouth to accurately remove adenoid tissue under direct vision. This procedure is relatively straightforward, allowing clear observation of the extent and boundaries of the adenoid, which helps to remove the adenoid more thoroughly and reduce residual. At the same time, the surgical trauma is less and the postoperative recovery is relatively fast.

Endoscopic adenoidectomy is based on good lighting and vision of the nasal endoscope. Through nasal entry, the relationship between the adenoids and surrounding structures can be more comprehensively evaluated. Especially for patients with nose-related diseases, the adenoids can be treated while the nasal lesions can be treated at the same time. This method It has unique advantages for some complex cases, enabling more precise surgical operations and improving surgical effectiveness and safety.

When performing adenoidal hypertrophy surgery, doctors will comprehensively select appropriate surgical methods according to the specific conditions of the patient, such as the degree of adenoidal hypertrophy, symptoms, age and whether there are other diseases, so as to ensure the therapeutic effect and minimize the risks and complications related to surgery.