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• W3047822029 abstract "Peritonsillar abscess (PTA) is a very common infection, in particular in pediatric and adolescent population. A distinction between peritonsillar cellulitis and abscess should be made to determine the appropriate treatment. Nonetheless, the difference cannot always be made on physical examination alone and often requires imaging by computed tomography (CT). Radiation exposure as well as the cost and waiting time question the use of CT in this pathology. We present our experience in the use of Transcutaneous Cervical Ultrasonography for the diagnosis and management of peritonsillar abscess in the adult population. Clinical-prospective. Adult patients were evaluated for suspicion of PTA. Clinical findings were documented and all patients underwent a Transcutaneous Cervical Ultrasonography performed by a second otorhinolaryngology specialist well versed in Ultrasonography without knowing the clinical history, details of the physical examination, or the suspected side. Ultrasonography findings were later compared with the clinical examination and outcome of the medical or surgical management. Eight adult patients (range 18-53 year-old) were enrolled in the study. Six of them, had, ultrasonography findings compatible with a peritonsillar liquid collection underwent surgical drainage that confirmed and drained an abscess. On two patients, the ultrasonography images described an aspect of peritonsillar cellulitis that was managed conservatively and showed a favorable remission. No complications during stay or side effects or intolerance to the ultrasound were recorded. Transcutaneous Cervical ultrasonography is a fast, useful tool, better tolerated than the intra-oral ultrasonography in diagnosing PTA. It avoids all irradiation exposure is much cheaper and the waiting time is shorter. Worth noting, is the richness of information pertaining the anatomy, vessels and abscess location and extension, for the surgeon performing the exam just prior to surgery. The efficiency and training of otorhinolaryngology specialists with this technique shows numerous promising benefits and deserves to be further developed." @default.
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• W3047822029 title "Advantages of otorhinolaryngologist performed transcervical ultrasonography in the management of peritonsillar abscess" @default.
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