_____ and retropharyngeal abscess may spread to the parapharyngeal space resulting in an abscess.
_____styloid compartment involvement in parapharyngeal abscess will present as prolapse of tonsil and trismus
_____ and difficulty in breathing are prominent symptoms of acute retropharyngeal abscess
Recurrent tonsillitis is described as: _____ episodes/yr for 3 consecutive years; 5 episodes/yr for 2 consecutive years; or 7 episodes in a single year.
Enlargement of _____ lymph nodes even in the absence of acute infection is a reliable sign of chronic tonsillitis.
Incision should always be _____ in Peritonsillar abscess
Hint: intraoral/external
_____ abscess or parapharyngeal abscess is a complication of acute tonsillitis
Acute tonsillitis is a contraindication to tonsillectomy since there is an increased chance of _____ and sepsis.
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