#ent surgery
- Adenoidectomy — A surgical intervention consisting of the extirpation or resection of hypertrophied adenoid vegetations (commonly known as adenoids), located in the nasopharynx. This structural procedure is frequently used in children to eliminate severe respiratory obstructions, treat recurrent otitis, or correct obstructive sleep apnea.
- Antrostomy — A surgical procedure consisting of creating a permanent or temporary opening into a natural body cavity, particularly the maxillary sinus (antrum of Highmore), through the nasal wall, in order to ensure continuous drainage and effective ventilation of pathological secretions.