แปลบทความวิจัยIntroductionPeritonsi

แปลบทความวิจัยIntroduction
Peritonsillar abscess (PTA) is defined as a collection of pus
between the tonsillar capsule and the middle pharyngeal constrictor
muscle. It is the most frequent deep infection of the
head and neck in young adults, occurring commonly between
20 and 40 years of age.1
The incidence of PTA in the United
States is 30.1 per 100 000 people annually with yearly medical
costs of more than $150 million.2
Peritonsillar abscess
remains a common clinical entity encountered in various disciplines,
but significant debate exists with respect to the best
methods of acute drainage, medical therapy, treatment setting,3
and indications for tonsillectomy.4-6 Although needle
aspiration is commonly used as the primary procedure to
diagnose and treat PTA, this practice is still controversial
among physicians with respect to its success compared to an
incision and drainage strategy.7-13 Clinical parameters that
may predict success or failure of needle aspiration as primary

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Translation articles research IntroductionPeritonsillar abscess (PTA) is defined as a collection of pusbetween the tonsillar capsule and the middle pharyngeal constrictormuscle. It is the most frequent deep infection of thehead and neck in young adults, occurring commonly between20 and 40 years of age.1 The incidence of PTA in the UnitedStates is 30.1 per 100 000 people annually with yearly medicalcosts of more than $150 million.2 Peritonsillar abscessremains a common clinical entity encountered in various disciplines,but significant debate exists with respect to the bestmethods of acute drainage, medical therapy, treatment setting,3 and indications for tonsillectomy.4-6 Although needleaspiration is commonly used as the primary procedure todiagnose and treat PTA, this practice is still controversialamong physicians with respect to its success compared to anincision and drainage strategy.7-13 Clinical parameters thatmay predict success or failure of needle aspiration as primary

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Microsoft Research Introduction
Peritonsillar abscess (PTA) is defined as a Collection of PUS
between the tonsillar Capsule and the MIDDLE pharyngeal Constrictor
Muscle. It is the Most Frequent Deep infection of the
Head and neck in Young adults, occurring commonly between
20 and 40 years. of Age.1
The incidence of PTA in the United
States is 30.1 per 100 000 people annually with yearly Medical
costs of more than $ 150 Million.2
Peritonsillar abscess
remains a common clinical Entity Encountered in Various disciplines,
but significant debate exists with respect to the. Best
methods of acute drainage, Medical Therapy, Treatment Setting, 3
and indications for Tonsillectomy.4-6 Although Needle
Aspiration is commonly used as the primary procedure to
diagnose and Treat PTA, this Practice is still controversial
among Physicians with respect to its Success compared. to an
incision and drainage Strategy.7-13 Clinical Parameters that
predict Success or Failure of Needle Aspiration May as primary.

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Translation research articles Introduction
Peritonsillar abscess (PTA) is defined as a collection of pus
between the tonsillar capsule. And the middle pharyngeal constrictor
muscle. It is the most frequent deep infection of the
head and neck in, young adults. Occurring commonly between
20 and 40 years of age.1
The incidence of PTA in the United
States is 30.1 per 100 000 people annually with yearly medical
costs of more than $150 million.2

Peritonsillar abscess remains a common. Clinical entity encountered in, various disciplines
but significant debate exists with respect to the best
methods of acute. Drainage medical therapy,,, treatment setting 3
and indications for tonsillectomy.4-6 Although needle
.Aspiration is commonly used as the primary procedure to
diagnose and, treat PTA this practice is still controversial
among. Physicians with respect to its success compared to an
incision and drainage strategy.7-13 Clinical parameters that
may predict. Success or failure of needle aspiration as primary.