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Until a decade or so ago, the removal of the palatine tonsils and/or the third tonsil (the so-called pharyngeal tonsil) was one of the most commonly performed procedures in children. Today, it is...

Among childhood illnesses, diseases of the throat also have their place. ENT diseases are of crucial importance for the proper development of the child, as well as posing a direct threat to the...

Adenotomy or removal of the pharyngeal tonsil (third tonsil). Excessive hypertrophy of the pharyngeal tonsil manifests itself in nasal patency disorders, chronic discharge, sleep and concentration...

Hypertrophy of the pharyngeal tonsil (3rd tonsil) is referred to when the size of the tonsil increases. This hypertrophy may be reversible, without disturbing the patency of the airways (so-called...

The palatine tonsils are made up of lymphatic tissue. Frequent and recurrent infections cause them to grow. This affects both the lymph tissue (whose reversible increase in volume is the body's...

The pharyngeal tonsil is a grouping of lymphatic tissue located on the posterior-upper part of the pharynx, the excessive growth of which causes, on the one hand, the narrowing of the airways...