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Effects of Synchronous Nasal Surgery on Posttonsillectomy Hemorrhage
Archives of Otolaryngology, 09/24/09

Adams MTA at al. – Synchronous nasal surgery does not appear to increase the rate of postoperative hemorrhage in patients who undergo tonsillectomy alone or in those who undergo UPPPT. This information may help persuade physicians to perform synchronous surgical procedures instead of staging surgical procedures. In this regard, the patient requires only 1 anesthetic and 1 postoperative course without the risk of increased postoperative hemorrhage.

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