Molecular Resonance Generator (MRG) Assisted Tonsillectomy - An Innovative Technique

Introduction-Dissection and Snare method of tonsillectomy was first introduced nearly a century ago. Since then several methods of performing tonsillectomy have evolved like electrocautery, harmonic scalpel ,Laser, coblation and Magnetic Resonance Generator(MRG). All these methods have been used wi...

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Main Authors: Hamsa Shetty, Gangadhara KS, Sridhara S
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: The Association of Otolaryngologists of India, West Bengal 2023-12-01
Series:Bengal Journal of Otolaryngology and Head Neck Surgery
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Online Access:https://bjohns.in/journal23/index.php/bjohns/article/view/35
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Gangadhara KS
Sridhara S
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Sridhara S
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description Introduction-Dissection and Snare method of tonsillectomy was first introduced nearly a century ago. Since then several methods of performing tonsillectomy have evolved like electrocautery, harmonic scalpel ,Laser, coblation and Magnetic Resonance Generator(MRG). All these methods have been used with the aim of overcoming the shortcomings with the previous methods like intra and post operative bleeding ,reducing the duration of surgery and post operative pain.MRG works on the principle of quantum resonance and it has helped in minimizing the intraoperative and post operative bleeding as well as post operative pain.In this study MRG was used for tonsillectomy with favourable outcome. Materials and Methods: 12 patients who underwent tonsillectomy by MRG were included in the study .Various parameters like duration of surgery ,intra and post operative bleeding and post operative pain were recorded and compared with other studies . Results:In all the 12 patients favourable outcome was recorded .None of the cases had post operative bleeding and there was minimal intraoperative bleeding.Post operative pain showed a decreasing trend with very minimal post operative pain on day 3. Conclusion-Our study highlights the advantages of MRG in tonsillectomy which nearly overcomes the drawbacks and complications encountered with other methods employed for tonsillectomy.
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spelling doaj.art-bd4830faf5e04598b50a22cb25c61fc92024-04-23T16:10:58ZengThe Association of Otolaryngologists of India, West BengalBengal Journal of Otolaryngology and Head Neck Surgery2395-23932395-24072023-12-0131210.47210/bjohns.2023.v31i2.786Molecular Resonance Generator (MRG) Assisted Tonsillectomy - An Innovative TechniqueHamsa Shetty0Gangadhara KS1Sridhara S2 MCgann hospital  shivamogha institute of medical sciences shimogha 577201 karnataka India MCgann hospital  shivamogha institute of medical sciences shimogha 577201 karnataka IndiaMCgann hospital  shivamogha institute of medical sciences shimogha 577201 karnataka India Introduction-Dissection and Snare method of tonsillectomy was first introduced nearly a century ago. Since then several methods of performing tonsillectomy have evolved like electrocautery, harmonic scalpel ,Laser, coblation and Magnetic Resonance Generator(MRG). All these methods have been used with the aim of overcoming the shortcomings with the previous methods like intra and post operative bleeding ,reducing the duration of surgery and post operative pain.MRG works on the principle of quantum resonance and it has helped in minimizing the intraoperative and post operative bleeding as well as post operative pain.In this study MRG was used for tonsillectomy with favourable outcome. Materials and Methods: 12 patients who underwent tonsillectomy by MRG were included in the study .Various parameters like duration of surgery ,intra and post operative bleeding and post operative pain were recorded and compared with other studies . Results:In all the 12 patients favourable outcome was recorded .None of the cases had post operative bleeding and there was minimal intraoperative bleeding.Post operative pain showed a decreasing trend with very minimal post operative pain on day 3. Conclusion-Our study highlights the advantages of MRG in tonsillectomy which nearly overcomes the drawbacks and complications encountered with other methods employed for tonsillectomy. https://bjohns.in/journal23/index.php/bjohns/article/view/35TonsillectomyComplicationsMagnetic Resonance Generator
spellingShingle Hamsa Shetty
Gangadhara KS
Sridhara S
Molecular Resonance Generator (MRG) Assisted Tonsillectomy - An Innovative Technique
Bengal Journal of Otolaryngology and Head Neck Surgery
Tonsillectomy
Complications
Magnetic Resonance Generator
title Molecular Resonance Generator (MRG) Assisted Tonsillectomy - An Innovative Technique
title_full Molecular Resonance Generator (MRG) Assisted Tonsillectomy - An Innovative Technique
title_fullStr Molecular Resonance Generator (MRG) Assisted Tonsillectomy - An Innovative Technique
title_full_unstemmed Molecular Resonance Generator (MRG) Assisted Tonsillectomy - An Innovative Technique
title_short Molecular Resonance Generator (MRG) Assisted Tonsillectomy - An Innovative Technique
title_sort molecular resonance generator mrg assisted tonsillectomy an innovative technique
topic Tonsillectomy
Complications
Magnetic Resonance Generator
url https://bjohns.in/journal23/index.php/bjohns/article/view/35
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