In the end, Director Tian Jiajun performed bilateral tonsillectomy and adenoid ablation for the two children, and the operation was very smooth. Mr. Wang was very satisfied with the effect of the operation, and mentioned that Director Tian Jiajun and the medical staff of the Department of Pediatric Entolaryngology praised him one after another: "Whether it is Director Tian or other medical staff, they are very professional and very conscientious! In order to make the children actively cooperate with the treatment, the nurses also prepared small gifts for the children, which was so sweet! Hearing dad's praise for the medical staff, Zhe Zhe also extended his thumb in approval.
His own children's problems were solved, and Mr. Wang also worried about other children: "Many of the students around Zhe Zhezhe and Hehe have similar problems, and some children have even had adenoidal faces and protruding front teeth, which are very ugly." However, not all parents are aware of taking their children for examination and treatment. I plan to remind other parents after I go back, or pay more attention to the changes in the child's sleeping situation, and go to the hospital in time for diagnosis and treatment, so as not to affect the child's development. When the child has adverse consequences such as adenoidal appearance, it is too late to regret it. ”
For children's tonsil and adenoidal hypertrophy, Director Tian Jiajun introduced: "Tonsils and adenoidal hypertrophy are the most common causes of obstructive sleep apnea in children, which are mainly manifested as sleep snoring, open mouth breathing, apnea and breath holding. As a result of prolonged breathing with the mouth open, your child may develop abnormally in the face, which is manifested by uneven dentition, protruding superior incisors, shortening of the chin, upturned upper lip, and thickened lips, also known as adenoidal face. In the current era of spelling both 'talent' and 'appearance', a special face may bring great social pressure to children. At the same time, lack of oxygen and poor sleep quality can also lead to children's lack of energy during the day, learning ability and memory decline, and lead to slow growth and development of children, shorter than other children of the same age. In addition, it may cause complications of adjacent organs such as secretory otitis media and rhinitis sinusitis. Therefore, parents should pay close attention to the quality of their children's sleep, once they find that their children have continuous snoring, open mouth breathing, nasal congestion, etc., they should go to the hospital in time to receive formal diagnosis and treatment to avoid delaying treatment. ”
Department Profile
The Department of Pediatric ENT of Shandong ENT Hospital focuses on the diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of ENT diseases in children under 14 years old (including 14 years old). At present, there are 30 open beds in the Department of Pediatric Otolaryngology, and there are 5 existing physicians, including 2 deputy chief physicians, 1 attending physician, 2 doctoral degrees and 3 master's degrees.
Clinical work:
The scope of disease diagnosis and treatment in the department: the main treatment includes: sleep breathing disease caused by enlargement of the tonsils of the tonsils, acute and chronic tonsillitis, laryngeal papilloma, nail and tongue cysts, epiglosste cysts, head and neck hemangioma lymphangioma, gill fissure cysts, children's trachea and esophageal foreign bodies. Since 2012, our department has innovatively carried out representative characteristic technologies--- supporting the chemical cauterization + suture closure of the fistula in the piriform fossa under the laryngoscopic piriformis, and has carried out more than 150 cases so far, and the success rate of this technology is at the leading level in the world and at home.
The department's current characteristic diagnosis and treatment techniques include: piriform fossa fistula intracorpus fistula suturation; comprehensive treatment of angiosmus lymphatic vessel malformations in children's head, neck and throat; comprehensive treatment of benign tumors common in children such as laryngeal papilloma; and sleep breath monitoring in children.
Expert Profiles
Tian Jiajun
Director of pediatric otolaryngology, deputy chief physician, doctor of medicine
Visiting Scholar at the Royal London Hospital and University College London Hospital
Youth member of the Thyroid Disease Committee of the Chinese Medical Promotion Association
Scope of diagnosis and treatment: comprehensive treatment of pediatric snoring, diagnosis and treatment of tonsil and adenoid diseases, minimally invasive treatment of congenital piriformous fossa, treatment of pediatric tracheoesophageal foreign bodies, treatment of hemangiomas and lymphangiomas of the throat and neck in children, comprehensive treatment of papillomas of the throat, surgical treatment of nail and tongue cysts and epiglosste cysts