Category: Epiglottic cysts

In adults, the cyst may be asymptomatic when it is small, but when it is large there may be a sensation of a foreign body in the throat or even…

For patients with small cysts without obvious symptoms, they can be left untreated and observed on regular follow-up; for patients with larger cysts that can cause throat discomfort or even…

　　Epiglottic cysts are common and frequent diseases in otorhinolaryngology. Epiglottic cysts are often caused by obstruction of the mucous ducts of the epiglottis, which is somewhat like a “sebaceous cyst”…

　　Epiglottic cysts usually do not go away on their own. However, if there are no symptoms, they usually do not require treatment and can be checked regularly.　　An epiglottic cyst is…

The initial diagnosis can be made based on the patient’s medical history, such as symptoms of throat discomfort, sore throat or difficulty swallowing, combined with laryngoscopy. Alternatively, the diagnosis can…

The consequences of untreated epiglottic cysts depend on the severity of the patient’s condition and may continue to increase in size. An epiglottic cyst is a cystic mass formed by…

　　Whether a foreign body sensation in the throat can heal on its own requires a comprehensive judgment based on the cause of the foreign body sensation in the throat, and…

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　　Epiglottic cyst is a common and frequent disease in otorhinolaryngology. Epiglottic cysts are often caused by obstruction of the mucous ducts of the epiglottis, which is somewhat like a “sebaceous…

　　The optimal timing of surgery for an epiglottic cyst needs to be evaluated based on the size and clinical symptoms of the cyst. For patients with small cysts and no…