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See Latest ArticlesPeritonsillar abscess in children in the southern district of Israel
International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology , 07/02/09
Segal N et al. - Peritonsillar abscess, a potentially life threatening infection, is similar in presentation and bacteriology in the pediatric and the adult population. Based on the review the authors conclude that peritonsillar abscess in children can be effectively treated by the same methods used in the adult population.
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