Differentiated S100A7 expression in infected tonsils and tonsils from allergic individuals

Tonsils and adenoids.

The bacteriology of acute tonsillitis and the normal flora of the throat in children is interesting and somewhat puzzling. Several studies (Box, Cleveland and Willard, 1961; Reilly et al, 1981; Toner et al, 1986) have shown that the culture of throat swabs taken from children with a history of acute tonsillitis does not differ, in terms of organisms cultured, from those taken from normal childr...

Enlarged tonsils and fatigue.

Volume 82, Number 6 www.aafp.org/afp American Family Physician 669 A 16-year-old girl presented with fatigue, weight loss, and dysphagia that began several months earlier. She had restless sleep leading to daytime somnolence and poor school performance, and her family reported loud snoring. Her medical history was unremarkable, except for recurrent upper respiratory tract infections. Physical e...

Some Tips about Tonsils and Adenoid Tonsil

This is an artic.:le about the pharyngeal lymphoid tissue. so called waldyer's ring. I have tride to give a rather clear discription of Its functi<"m, especially pointing to Its role in protecting the body against the infections by promoting the antibodv production and lymphocite formation.  In the view of these functions a clear cut indi­cations and contraindications of adenotonsillectomy has...

Tonsils and Naso-Pharyngeal Sepsis

The Tonsils and Nasopharyngeal Epidemics.