Minimally invasive tonsillectomy improves operative efficiency over cold dissection in chronic tonsillitis
Minimally invasive tonsil surgery may be more efficient
A systematic review and meta-analysis of 16 RCTs involving 1528 patients found that minimally invasive tonsillar surgical techniques improve…
New analysis suggests minimally invasive tonsil surgery may be faster and more efficient than traditional cold dissection.
Systematic review and meta-analysis suggests Lanqin Oral Liquid plus Western medicine improves pharyngitis outcomes versus Western medicine alone
Combining Lanqin Oral Liquid with standard Western medicine treatment helps patients with sore throat heal faster and feel better
This systematic review and meta-analysis evaluated Lanqin Oral Liquid combined with Western medicine for pharyngitis compared to Western med…
A review of twelve studies found that adding Lanqin Oral Liquid to standard Western medicine helps patients with pharyngitis heal faster. Th…
FDA Approves Children's Advil (ibuprofen) for Fever and Minor Aches in Children
FDA approves Children's Advil for fever and pain relief in kids.
The FDA approved Children's Advil (ibuprofen) oral suspension for temporary fever reduction and relief of minor aches and pains due to commo…
The FDA has approved Children's Advil (ibuprofen) for over-the-counter use in children to reduce fever and relieve minor aches and pains. It…
Parechovirus A detection linked to pharyngitis and tonsillitis in children across hospital and day-care settings
This common virus may be behind your child’s sore throat
This observational cohort study evaluated 323 hospitalized children and 30 day-care attendees for parechovirus A (PeV-A) alongside other res…
A common virus called PeV-A is linked to sore throats in kids and helps explain why some children get sick when others stay healthy.
Questions about pharyngitis
Can parechovirus A cause pharyngitis and tonsillitis in hospitalized children?
Yes, parechovirus A can cause pharyngitis and tonsillitis in hospitalized children, especially when detected alone without other viruses.
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