Annales d'oto-laryngologie et de chirurgie cervico faciale : bulletin de la Societe d'oto-laryngologie des hopitaux de Paris · 2006
[Laser coagulation in the endoscopic management of fourth branchial pouch sinus].
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Sayadi S J, Gassab I, Dellai M, Mekki M, Golli M, Elkadhi F, Gassab A
Аннотация
OBJECTIVES: To describe a new method of treatment of the fourth branchial pouch sinuses by laser endoscopic coagulation of the fistula.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: Retrospective study of two children aged 3 and 12 years with fourth branchial pouch sinuses. Both children presented recurrent cervical abscesses. The diagnosis was established on results of ultrasound, barium study, CT scan and pharyngoscopy. After recovering from infection, the definitive treatment was a laser diode cauterization of the fistulous route and its pharyngeal opening.
RESULTS: Outcome was rapidly favorable in both children without complications or recurrence.
DISCUSSION: These two cases and other reports in the literature confirm the role of endoscopic management for the treatment of the fourth branchial pouch sinus. Laser treatment is especially useful because of its convenience, its harmlessness and its reliability.
CONCLUSION: Fourth branchial pouch sinuses are rare. Surgery, which can be difficult and not without risks, is the generally accepted treatment. This new laser method combines ease of treatment and efficacy.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: Retrospective study of two children aged 3 and 12 years with fourth branchial pouch sinuses. Both children presented recurrent cervical abscesses. The diagnosis was established on results of ultrasound, barium study, CT scan and pharyngoscopy. After recovering from infection, the definitive treatment was a laser diode cauterization of the fistulous route and its pharyngeal opening.
RESULTS: Outcome was rapidly favorable in both children without complications or recurrence.
DISCUSSION: These two cases and other reports in the literature confirm the role of endoscopic management for the treatment of the fourth branchial pouch sinus. Laser treatment is especially useful because of its convenience, its harmlessness and its reliability.
CONCLUSION: Fourth branchial pouch sinuses are rare. Surgery, which can be difficult and not without risks, is the generally accepted treatment. This new laser method combines ease of treatment and efficacy.