Title: Adenoids
1TONSILLITIS ADENOID
2The Nasopharyngeal Tonsil
- It is a mass of sub-epithelial lymphoid tissue
present at the junction between the roof
posterior wall of the nasopharynx - The free surface has 6 folds
- It has no capsule
- It is covered by pseudo-stratified columner
epithelium - It drains to the Retropharyngeal lymph nodes
?Upper Deep Cervical Lymph Nodes
The palatine tonsil has a capsule on its lateral
surface which separate the lateral wall from
the bed
The palatine tonsil is covered by stratified
columner epithelium
The palatine tonsil drains to The
Jagulodigastric lymph nodes below the angle of
the mandible
3Adenoid
- Definition
- Age
- Causes of enlargement
- Hypertrophy of the nasopharyngeal onsil
sufficiently to produce symtoms
2 -12 years
- Physiological enlargement at 3-7 years
- Pathological recurrent upper respiratory tract
infection
4Symptoms
- Bilateral Nasal Obstruction
- Mouth Breathing
- Snoring OSA
- Speech hyponasality
- Difficult suckling
- Bilateral Nasal
- discharge
- Mucoid or mucopurulent discharge WHY? Due to
blockage of the choanae - Excoriation of the nasal vestibule upper lip
- Post nasal discharge causing frequent nocturnal
cough
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5Signs
- Posterior Rhinoscopy ? difficult
- Digital palpation? not pleasant
- Endoscopic examination? the best
6Investigations
- Lateral soft tisue X ray of the nasopharynx
- It is not the size of the
- nasopharyngeal tonsil which is
- important but the size of the
- mass in relation to the
- nasopharyngeal space
7Complications
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- 1- OSAS
- During Sleep
- During day time
- 2- Descending infection
- 3-? Adenoid Facies
Morning headache Impaired concentration Excessive
day-time sleepiness
Recurrent OM Pharyngitis, Laryngitis, bronchitis
Idiot look Pinched nostril Short upper
lip Prominent incisor High arched palate
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9Treatment
10Acute tonillitisAcue inflammation of the
palatine tonsils
- Age Any age but common in children
- Etiology
- Beta hemolyic streptococci
- Streptococcus pneumonia
- Hemophylus influenza
- Mode of transmission
- droplet infection
11- Symptoms
- Rapid onset of
- - Fever, Headache, Anorrhexia, Malaise
- - Severe sore throat referred otagia
- - Halitosis
12- Signs
- General
- High Fever with flushed face
- Pharyngeal
- Acute follicular tonsillitis
- Acute membranous tonsillitis
- Acute parynchymatous tonsillitis
- Cervical
- Enlarged tender jugulo-digastric lymph nodes
The yellow spots may Coalease to form a Yellow
membrane
The crypts of the tonsils are full of purulent
exudate Giving yellow spots on the tonsils
Marked hyperemia and enlargement of the tonsils
Acute parynchymatous T
Acute follicular T.
Acute membranous T
13- Complications
- Local
- Peritonsillar abscess
- Parapharyngeal abscess
- Retropharyngeal abscess
- Systemic
- Rheumatic fever (carditis and arthritis)
- Acute glomerulonephritis
Quinzy
14Treatment
- Antibiotics 10 dayes
- Rest
- Ample fluid intake
- Cold compresses
- Analgesic Antipyretics
- Gargles
15Chronic TonsillitisChronic inflammation of the
palatine tonsils
- Etiology
- Repeated attacks of acute tonsillitis
- Symptoms one or more of the following
- History of repeated attacks of AT
- Irritation in the throat
- Foetor oris
- If hypertrophic?
- Difficult swallowing
- Obsrtuctive sleep apnea
16- Signs
- Pharyngeal
- Asymmetry of the size of the tonsils
- Hypertrophy of the tonsils
- The crypts ooze pus on pressure by tongue
depressor - Hyperaemia of the anterior pillars
- Cervical
- Persistent enlargement of jagulodigastric lymph
nodes
17Treatment of Chronic Tonsillitis
- Surgical By
- Tonsillectomy operation
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