Pediatric Adenoidectomy

Pediatric Adenoidectomy

5/14/16 Pediatric Adenoidectomy: Clinical Update Shraddha Mukerji, MD, FACS Pediatric Otolaryngology Assistant Professor Baylor College of Medicine, Texas Children’s Hospital 05/14/2016 Talk Is Focused on • Clinical symptoms of large adenoids • Indications for adenoidectomy: updated guidelines • Complications and contra-indications 1 5/14/16 Basic Anatomy Relationship to Paranasal Sinuses and Eustachian Tube Paranasal sinus 2 5/14/16 Clinical Symptoms of Large Adenoids/Adenoid Inflammation Recurrent Sinusis or chronic Nasal sinusis symptoms ETD, AOM or Nasal obstruc;on OME Hyponasal speech Middle ear Mouth breathing problems Adenoid facies Adenoid Facies Long pinched nose Nasal obstruction Palatal and alveolar Crowding of teeth problems Mouth breathing 3 5/14/16 When to Perform Adenoidectomy in Children? • Nasal obstruction • Sleep disordered breathing, obstructive sleep apnea • Recurrent otitis media, otitis media with effusion • Recurrent or chronic sinusitis Case Scenario • A 2-year-old male comes for evaluation of symptoms of SDB: snoring, mouth breathing, restless sleeper • PE: normal weight child, 1+ tonsils, no turbinate hypertrophy 4 5/14/16 Next Step… • Intranasal steroid spray • Adenoid evaluation • Sleep study Adenoid Evaluation 5 5/14/16 Adenoidectomy is commonly performed for nasal obstruction and sleep apnea with or without tonsillectomy Adenoidectomy for OME and Recurrent AOM 6 5/14/16 Otitis Media and Adenoid Removal: Updated Guidelines Previous guidelines Newer guidelines • Adenoidectomy was performed for • If the child is LESS THAN 4 a child with otitis media who was YEARS, adenoidectomy is not undergoing a SECOND set of recommended even if the child is tubes, irrespective of age and nasal having a second set of tubes, symptoms. UNLESS there is a special nasal indication for adenoid removal Clinical Practice Guideline: Otitis Media with Effusion (Update) Otolaryngology-Headand Neck Surgery2016, Vol. 154(1S) S1–S41 Otitis Media and Adenoid Removal: Updated Guidelines IF A CHILD IS TUBES TUBES AND HAVING HIS ADENOIDECTOMY FIRST SET OF TUBES AT AGE 4 OR ABOVE ADENOIDECTOMY 7 5/14/16 Benefits of Adenoidectomy Along with Tubes for Ages 4 and Above • Decreases need for future surgery (tubes) • Decreases occurrence of fluid in the ears Adenoids and Recurrent OM • 80% of specimens of adenoid tissue show presence of biofilms 8 5/14/16 Adenoids and Otitis Media with Effusion Adenoids DO NOT show presence of biofilms but show various degree of lymphoid activity that interferes with host immune response Adenoidectomy for Sinusitis • Chronic adenoiditis or recurrent acute sinusitis: 3 episodes in 6 months or 4 episodes in a year • Chronic sinusitis with failure of maximal medical treatment 9 5/14/16 Benefits of Adenoidectomy for Sinusitis Adenoidectomy has shown to improve symptoms of sinusitis in over 65% of patients without the initial need for endoscopic sinus surgery Contra-indications for Adenoidectomy Submucus cleft and bifid uvula Cleft palate 10 5/14/16 Complications of Adenoidectomy • Uncommon (1%) – Bleeding from the nose – Hypernasal speech – Anesthetic risk – Rarely Grisel syndrome 11 .

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