for children
Tonsillotomy is a partial reduction of the palatine tonsils, most often performed in children when enlarged tonsils interfere with breathing. Unlike tonsillectomy, the tonsil capsule is preserved, which reduces bleeding risk and usually makes recovery faster.
Tonsillotomy is recommended when a child has breathing problems during sleep, including snoring or obstructive sleep apnea.
If there are frequent bacterial tonsillitis episodes or chronic tonsillitis, complete tonsil removal may be a better option.
Follow the anesthesiologist’s instructions on food and drink before surgery.
On the morning of surgery, the child should not eat or drink, except for a small amount of water approved for essential medication.
Tell your doctor about allergies, illnesses, and regular medication.
Explain to the child that the operation is intended to help them breathe and sleep better.
reaches the tonsils through the mouth without creating external scars;
reduces the volume of the tonsils while preserving the capsule;
ensures reliable bleeding control.
The operation usually takes 20 to 40 minutes.
usually recovers within about 2 weeks;
receives dietary recommendations such as cool, soft food during the first days;
may have throat pain or a slight temperature rise for a short period;
receives information about the follow-up visit.
for children
Tonsillotomy is a partial reduction of the palatine tonsils, most often performed in children when enlarged tonsils interfere with breathing. Unlike tonsillectomy, the tonsil capsule is preserved, which reduces bleeding risk and usually makes recovery faster.
Tonsillotomy is recommended when a child has breathing problems during sleep, including snoring or obstructive sleep apnea.
If there are frequent bacterial tonsillitis episodes or chronic tonsillitis, complete tonsil removal may be a better option.
Follow the anesthesiologist’s instructions on food and drink before surgery.
On the morning of surgery, the child should not eat or drink, except for a small amount of water approved for essential medication.
Tell your doctor about allergies, illnesses, and regular medication.
Explain to the child that the operation is intended to help them breathe and sleep better.
reaches the tonsils through the mouth without creating external scars;
reduces the volume of the tonsils while preserving the capsule;
ensures reliable bleeding control.
The operation usually takes 20 to 40 minutes.
usually recovers within about 2 weeks;
receives dietary recommendations such as cool, soft food during the first days;
may have throat pain or a slight temperature rise for a short period;
receives information about the follow-up visit.
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