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Traditional tonsillectomy or partial tonsillectomy - laser tonsillotomy.

Aug 5
1 min read

Traditional tonsillectomy is an 80 year old procedure performed under general anaesthetic in a hospital. It has a high bleeding risk and is very painful for 3 weeks. 1% need for revision.

Laser tonsillotomy is a lunchtime procedure with a very low bleeding risk and mild pain for 5 days. 30% need for revision.

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Emporio Alnino
Emporio Alnino
Oct 19

This is a useful comparison for anyone trying to understand the differences between a traditional tonsillectomy and a partial tonsillectomy using laser tonsillotomy. The balance between symptom relief, recovery time, and the possibility of tonsil tissue remaining is an important part of the decision. I think it is especially helpful when medical information explains both the potential benefits and limitations rather than suggesting one procedure suits everyone. Ultimately, the right option depends on the patient's symptoms, medical history, and an ENT specialist's assessment. Just as Slope requires careful decisions at every turn, choosing a treatment should involve weighing the relevant factors with professional guidance. Thanks for explaining this topic in an accessible way!

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Jack Richardson
Sep 08

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