Tonsillectomy

A Comparative Study of Dissection/Snare vs Suction—Cautery

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  • Colleen Young
  • John MacRae

Résumé

In an optimal situation, a surgical procedure would be one that generates minimal post—operative pain, incurs little or no bleeding, and allows the patient to return to their normal daily activities in the shortest time period. A tonsillectomy is one of the most common operations performed in the world. Various surgical procedures for tonsillectomy are performed with a wide array of opinions to support the pros and cons of each technique.

Bibliographies de l'auteur-e

Colleen Young

RN

John MacRae

MD, FRCS(C)

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2001-09-30

Comment citer

Young, C., & MacRae, J. (2001). Tonsillectomy : A Comparative Study of Dissection/Snare vs Suction—Cautery. Operating Room Nurses Association of Canada Journal, 19(3). Consulté à l’adresse https://ornacjournal.ca/index.php/ornac/article/view/12665

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