Estudio comparativo para el tratamiento de la amigdalitis recidivante, entre el uso de penicilinas y amigdalectomizados, en el H.V.C.M. Cuenca Enero-Junio, 1994

Abstract

The tonsillitis is one of the most common infections generally accused by the streptococcus haemophiliac of the group beats To and with minor frequency due to viral infections. The tonsillitis recidivante is for many years, the most frequent indication to practise tonsillectomy though this intervention has complications scanty, his usefulness in the prevention of the recidivas has not been demonstrated prospectivamente up to current studies in that there compares the efficiency of the surgical treatment with an antibiotic classic guideline the penicillin. Several are the studies in which it has put in evidence on the disability of the penicillin to finish with the condition of carrier of the streptococcus thread hemolítico from the group To. Between the possible explanations of this apparent loss of efficiency