2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0165-5876(02)00249-5
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Is immune system influenced by adenotonsillectomy in children?

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“…Thus it was said that adenotonsillectomy does not appear to cause significant immune deficiency in these ages. [8] Studies in the literature generally include tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy together so that the evidence that immune status is altered by removal of the adenoids alone is not clearly known. [9] …”
Section: Function Of Adenoid Tissuementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus it was said that adenotonsillectomy does not appear to cause significant immune deficiency in these ages. [8] Studies in the literature generally include tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy together so that the evidence that immune status is altered by removal of the adenoids alone is not clearly known. [9] …”
Section: Function Of Adenoid Tissuementioning
confidence: 99%
“…В то же время тонзиллэктомия может оказывать негативный эффект на местный иммунный ответ [54]. В ряде исследо-ваний показано, что частота симптомов БГСА-фарингита снижается в первые два года после оперативного вме-шательства в среднем в 3 раза [55,56], но в течение полугода после тонзиллэктомии отмечается значимое снижение как гуморальных (иммуноглобулины А, М, G), так и клеточных (CD3, CD4, CD8) факторов иммунитета [57,58]. Эти факты порождают дискуссию о возможном влиянии иммуносупрессии вследствие тонзиллэктомии на персистирование осложнений БГСА-инфекции [53].…”
Section: применение нестероидных противовоспалительных препаратовunclassified
“…This lymphoid tissue together with other components of Waldeyer's ring, adenoidal tissue and lingual tonsils, constitutes an individual's first line of defense against bacterial and viral invasions through the nasal and oral cavities but can, nevertheless, be removed with no resultant unfavorable immuno-allergic consequences 7 . Still, the surgical intervention can be painful and encumbered by some risks, essentially hemorrhagic.…”
Section: -Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%