Surgical treatment of chronic tonsillitis using radiofrequency techniques

Despite numerous scientific studies and practical developments, the problem of chronic tonsillitis remains relevant. Angina and chronic tonsillitis occupy a leading place in the structure of diseases of adults and children. In chronic tonsillitis, a pathological process occurs with changes in both pathophysiological and pathomorphological terms. This is characterized by multifaceted disorders of all levels of humoral and cellular immunity, the presence of intoxication of the body, as well as a variety of local symptoms. There are many types of surgical treatment for chronic tonsillitis. This paper presents the results of using the method of endoscopic minimally invasive radiofrequency tonsillolacunotomy in chronic tonsillitis in Kyrgyzstan in comparison with the traditional method. This method can be used as an alternative to laser, chemical and other types of treatment. The results described in the work clearly show that radio wave surgery can be used in outpatient settings, is accompanied by minimal bleeding, no necrosis and a pronounced reaction from the surrounding tissues, and, accordingly, an easier postoperative period