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Abstracts of Oral Presentations from Spring 2018 meeting
Adenotonsillectomy is a first line treatment for children with obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA). OSA has a significant impact on children’s quality of life and health, and can lower IQ, lower emotional liability, decrease attention span, and worsen school performance.
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Differentiated Thyroid Cancer Viva ORL
A 55 year old male presents with a 3 month history of an anterior neck lump. What does the image show?
This is a clinical photograph of an adult male with an anterior neck swelling, consistent with a thyroid goitre. The differential diagnosis includes lymphadenopathy, a branchial cleft anomaly or a dermoid cyst.
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Intercollegiate Exam – Viva in Head & Neck – Discussion around salivary gland swellings
This is a clinical photograph showing an adult male with a 3-4 cm right submandibular swelling. There is no overlying erythema or skin changes.
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Intercollegiate exam - Viva in Paediatric ENT - Discussion around management of the drooling child
This is a clinical photograph of a young boy drooling/dribbling (saliva incontinence). He also appears to be breathing with mouth open at rest and his tongue appears slightly large. If this is true macroglossia, it may be associated with an underlying syndrome such as Down’s. There is also evidence of nasal discharge and excoriation around oral cavity.
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Intercollegiate Exam – Viva in Head & Neck – Post-operative Monitoring following Endocrine Surgery
This is a clinical photograph showing a standard transverse cervical collar incision which appears to be halfway between the suprasternal notch and cricoid cartilage. The incision is approximately 5-6 centimetres in length and is usually performed during thyroid surgery or 4-gland exploration for parathyroid disease. It appears that tissue glue has been applied for skin closure and a surgical drain can be seen emerging below the incision. The presence of a drain suggests that the patient may have had a total thyroidectomy as there is a move away from using drains for a standard diagnostic hemithyroidectomy.
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