Adenotonsillectomy (anesthesia and hospitalization costs not included)
10000.00 MDL
Comandarea acestui serviciu anulează reducerea.*
Adenotonsillectomy is a combined surgical procedure that involves the simultaneous removal of the adenoids (pharyngeal tonsils) and palatine tonsils. It is one of the most common ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) surgeries performed in children, but it can also be indicated for adolescents or adults in cases of recurrent or complicated infections.
Procedure Overview
* Approach: Transoral (through the mouth), without external incisions
* Anesthesia: General anesthesia
* Purpose: To restore normal breathing, prevent recurrent infections, and improve sleep quality
| Component | Procedure |
| Palatine tonsils | Complete (capsular) resection |
| Adenoid vegetations | Complete or partial resection |
| Pharyngeal mucosa | Protection, coagulation, local hemostasis |
| Surgical instruments | Curette, electric loop, scalpel, suction device |
Benefits and Goals
- Improved nasal and oral breathing
- Prevention of recurrent infections (tonsillitis, otitis, sinusitis)
- Reduction in snoring and sleep apnea
- Better hearing and proper speech development
- Enhanced quality of life in children and adolescents
Indications:
- Recurrent tonsillitis and adenoiditis
- Persistent nasopharyngeal obstruction
- Obstructive sleep apnea
- Recurrent otitis media
- Conductive hearing loss
- Delayed speech development
Patient Preparation:
- Full ENT consultation (including nasopharyngeal endoscopy)
- Blood count, coagulation tests, ECG, pre-anesthetic evaluation
- Inform the doctor about any medications being taken
- Discontinue anticoagulants (only under professional medical advice) 14 days prior
- No food or liquids for at least 6 hours before the procedure
Procedure Details:
- Performed under general anesthesia with access through the oral cavity
- Complete removal of the palatine tonsils and adenoids
- Use of modern hemostasis techniques to reduce local trauma
Duration: 45–60 minutes
Anesthesia: General
Hospitalization: Short-term or outpatient
Recovery:
- Sore throat and difficulty swallowing for 3–7 days
- Cold and soft diet recommended for the first few days
- Physical rest for 7–10 days
- Post-operative check-up at 7–10 days
