Principles And Practice of Modern Otology
Principles And Practice of Modern Otology
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After the age of thirty the adenoid will be found still more atrophied. It frequently persists, however, into old age and is the most potent predisposing factor in the causation of chronic nasopharyngitis. It furnishes, in addition, the chief source of the thick mucous or muco- purulent secretion which drops into the threat below, and gives rise to the disagreeable desire, and even the necessity, of the patient's incessant hawking and spitting. Hence, it may be stated as a fact that in either c...hildhood or adult life the presence of an adenoid in the nasopharynx is a constant menace to the integrity not only of the nasopharynx but also of the middle ear as well.
INFLUENCE OF NASAL AND NASOPHARYNGEAL DISEASES 207 The influence of the faucial tonsils in the causation of ear diseases is much less than that arising from the presence of adenoids in the vault of the pharynx. Enlargement of the faucial tonsils is frequently accompanied by a corresponding amount of hypertrophy in the vault, and as a matter of course when this is the case, aural complications are the rule.
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After the age of thirty the adenoid will be found still more atrophied. It frequently persists, however, into old age and is the most potent predisposing factor in the causation of chronic nasopharyngitis. It furnishes, in addition, the chief source of the thick mucous or muco- purulent secretion which drops into the threat below, and gives rise to the disagreeable desire, and even the necessity, of the patient's incessant hawking and spitting. Hence, it may be stated as a fact that in either c...hildhood or adult life the presence of an adenoid in the nasopharynx is a constant menace to the integrity not only of the nasopharynx but also of the middle ear as well.
INFLUENCE OF NASAL AND NASOPHARYNGEAL DISEASES 207 The influence of the faucial tonsils in the causation of ear diseases is much less than that arising from the presence of adenoids in the vault of the pharynx. Enlargement of the faucial tonsils is frequently accompanied by a corresponding amount of hypertrophy in the vault, and as a matter of course when this is the case, aural complications are the rule.
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