Coblator Tonsillecotomy

Tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy are among the most frequent surgical procedures that children undergo worldwide. The indications for surgery in today's times are obstruction to breathing. In other words, when the size of tonsils and adenoids is so big that they obstruct breathing, it can cause snoring, disturbed sleep, poor performance at school, inattentiveness, and dentition problems. Conventionally, tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy were done using a method called dissection and curettage, which could involve some blood loss. However, modern technology has made this surgery nearly bloodless with the help of instruments such as coblation, which incorporates a suction, cutting, and coagulating tool in one handle. Most parents prefer this option for a safe, nearly bloodless, and less painful surgery for their child.