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STUDY THE CLINICAL FEATURES, TYMPANOMETRY AND EVALUTE THE TREATMENT RESULTS ADENOIDECTOMY
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Objective: Determined the clinical features, tympanometry of children who have adenoid hypertrophy operated and evalute the treatment reults adenoidectomy.
Material and method: 56 patients were diagnosed adenoid hypertrophy, who have tympanometry operated adenoidectomy at Hue University of Medicine and Pharmacy. Methods are cross sectional and propective studies.
Results: Percentage of male (64.3%), female (35.7%). The most common age group is > 3-6 years old (46.4%). Main reason for being hospitalized is nasal discharge (48.2%). Funtional symtoms: nasal discharge (98.2%), nasal obstruction (96.4%). Endoscopy: adenoids grade 3 (53.6%), adenoids grade 2 (26.8%), adenoids grade 4 (14.3%), adenoids grade 1 (5.3%). 33% tympanograme type A, 27.7% tympanograme type C, 26.8% tympanograme type B, 12.5% tympanograme type As. After 6 weeks, results through funtional symtoms: nasal discharge (14.3%), nasal obstruction (8.9%). There aren’t adenoids grade 3 and 4, tympanometry in 90 ears without tympanostomy tube, 83.4% tympanograme type A, 8.9% tympanograme type C, 4.4% tympanograme type As, 3.3% tympanograme type B.
Conclusions: Treatment of adenoid hypertrophy by adenoidectomy have good result about clinical and tympanometry.
Key words: adenoid hypertrophy, tympanometry
Hue University of Medicine and Pharmacy
Title: STUDY THE CLINICAL FEATURES, TYMPANOMETRY AND EVALUTE THE TREATMENT RESULTS ADENOIDECTOMY
Description:
Objective: Determined the clinical features, tympanometry of children who have adenoid hypertrophy operated and evalute the treatment reults adenoidectomy.
Material and method: 56 patients were diagnosed adenoid hypertrophy, who have tympanometry operated adenoidectomy at Hue University of Medicine and Pharmacy.
Methods are cross sectional and propective studies.
Results: Percentage of male (64.
3%), female (35.
7%).
The most common age group is > 3-6 years old (46.
4%).
Main reason for being hospitalized is nasal discharge (48.
2%).
Funtional symtoms: nasal discharge (98.
2%), nasal obstruction (96.
4%).
Endoscopy: adenoids grade 3 (53.
6%), adenoids grade 2 (26.
8%), adenoids grade 4 (14.
3%), adenoids grade 1 (5.
3%).
33% tympanograme type A, 27.
7% tympanograme type C, 26.
8% tympanograme type B, 12.
5% tympanograme type As.
After 6 weeks, results through funtional symtoms: nasal discharge (14.
3%), nasal obstruction (8.
9%).
There aren’t adenoids grade 3 and 4, tympanometry in 90 ears without tympanostomy tube, 83.
4% tympanograme type A, 8.
9% tympanograme type C, 4.
4% tympanograme type As, 3.
3% tympanograme type B.
Conclusions: Treatment of adenoid hypertrophy by adenoidectomy have good result about clinical and tympanometry.
Key words: adenoid hypertrophy, tympanometry.
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