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Disease of Tonsils 
Structure of Tonsils 
Consists of paired aggregates of Lymphoid Tissues,located in the pocket formed by palatoglossus & 
palatopharynx arch. 
A complete circle of Lymphoid tissue surrounding the entrance of GIT&Respiratory tract.Lymphoid 
tissue elsewhere adenoid,payer patches,appendix.Lymphoid follicle embedded in a stroma of 
connective tissue. 
Stratified squamous mucosal covering of the tonsil extends irregular convoluted into parenchyma 
forming pits or crypt. Microorganism ,desquamated epithelium &food debris(follicle). 
Normal flora 
Group A Beta haemolytic Streptococcus. 40% people have this organism. 
HI 
α Haemolytic streptococci 
Brahamella 
Mycoplasma 
Chlamydia 
Anaerobe. 
FNAC from core> No growth of pathogenic organism. 
Recurrent Ts >HI & Staphylococcus, mixed Oganism. 
Functions of Tonsils 
No afferent lymphatic,Germinal centre are located immediately submucosaly.T&B cells.Bcell 
generate of polymeric IgA which express on mucosa & also IgG which circulate in blood. 
Polymeric IgA production markedly reduced by recurrent Ts. In Tonsillectomy no evidence of 
impaired immunity.Extensive back up of the immune system. 
Further Bacteria & virus may act synergistically. Latent Virus Epistein –Barr virus ,adenovirus, Herpes 
simplex sensitizing the pathogenic Bacteria on the Tonsil.
Acute Ts 
Inflammatory episode affecting the Tonsils may occur as an isolated or Generalized Pharyngitis as 
URTI or as a part of systemic infection(Infectious mononucleosis).Severe Ts in IM. 
Organism of acute Ts;Group A β Haemolitic Streptococcus. 
Epidaemiology 
Sore throat common presentation,not true Ts but also Pharyngitis.Commom in Automn& Winter. 
Clinical Evaluation 
Pyrexia ,sore throat, Painful swallow 
O/EPharyngeal erythema with or without Tonsillar exudates, Painful cervical adenopathy. 
Aetiology of inflammatory disease 
Both Bacteria &virus play a part in Acute Inflammation either separately or together. Or Probable 
factors that impair immune system of the patient render susceptible to episode of infection.there is 
no evidence that viral Ts is more or less severe than bacterial Ts or that the duration of the illness 
varies significantly in either ease(exception severe in IM) 
Diagnosis of Causative agent 
Throat swab for C/S shows 40% culture positive in asymptomatic carrier.Again organism culture 
from surface of Ts. May varies from bacterial flora deep with Tonsillar crypts. 
Treatment 
Primary management principally supportive use of analgesic &adequate hydration. 
Specific Treatment; No Bacteria are cultured , a viral aetiology is assumed.Average Duration of an 
episode of acute Ts is 2 to 3 days.Indiscriminate antibiotic prescription resist organism, allergy, 
anaphylaxis. 
Efficacy of varies Antibiotic cephradine over penicillin for 7days ,benefit insufficient to justify their 
use. A single dose of dexamethasone as adjuract therpy is significant benefit in reducing pain in 
acute Pharyngitis.
Complications of Acute Ts 
1) Systemic sepsis > septicaemia &septic arthritis. 
2) GABHS > acute exanthematous reaction >Macular rash>scarlet fever. 
3) Immune complex > RF &AGN. 
Peritonsillar abscess 
Peritonsillar abscess in which a collectin of pus forms in the potential space between the the 
Tonsillar capsule & superior constrictor. 
Organism GABHS ,Streptococcus viridians ,Staphylococcus aureus ,HI, Anaerobes. 
Treatment 
Hospitalization 
I/V fluid 
I/D of abscess 
Antibiotic (cephradine+ Metronidazole) 
Tonsillectomy following 2nd attack of quinsy. 
Lemierre’s Syndrome 
Potentially fatal complications of oropharyngeal function ,characterised by septic thrombophelibitis 
in the internal jugular vein with metastatic absceses. 
Fusiform Bacillus > severe neck pain, septicaemia, &2ndary to Tympanomastiod infection. 
Treatment 
Prolonged antibiotic >Beta lactm + metronidazole 
Anticoagution if spreading thrombophilitis 
Significant mortality.
Tonsillitis &psoriasis 
Tonsillitis due to GAHBS & exacerbation of Psoriasis particularly of the guttate varity(small psoriasis) 
by each episode of the acute Ts >immune phenomena>Tonsillectomy.(1/3 to1/2 of the patient 
improved , 7% worsening) 
Recurrent Ts 
Acute episode appear to follow a pattern of recurring infection every few wks or months.This 
sequence of episode may gradually abate &some Individual runs a course to several yrs. 
Low dose penicillin if episode are happening close together. 
Chr. Ts 
Chr. Low grade infection, affecting the quality of life, throat discomfort,production of unpleasant 
Psmelly yellowish debris may become inspissated Tonsillolith, low grade fever,Chr. Tonsil sepsis. 
NO natural resolution. 
Infectious mononucleosis 
Severe Acute Pharyngotonsillar infection, seen in young adult , severe systemic upset, 
Haemotological disturbance, Liver function disturbance, spleenomegaly, 
Dx by monospot test(Heterophil antiboby,)Confirm by Antibody to EBV. 
Treatment 
Penicillin+ Metronidazole ,ampicillin must be avoided. 
Short course Corticosteroid 
No evidence of support to use antiviral drugs.

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Disease of tonsils

  • 1. Disease of Tonsils Structure of Tonsils Consists of paired aggregates of Lymphoid Tissues,located in the pocket formed by palatoglossus & palatopharynx arch. A complete circle of Lymphoid tissue surrounding the entrance of GIT&Respiratory tract.Lymphoid tissue elsewhere adenoid,payer patches,appendix.Lymphoid follicle embedded in a stroma of connective tissue. Stratified squamous mucosal covering of the tonsil extends irregular convoluted into parenchyma forming pits or crypt. Microorganism ,desquamated epithelium &food debris(follicle). Normal flora Group A Beta haemolytic Streptococcus. 40% people have this organism. HI α Haemolytic streptococci Brahamella Mycoplasma Chlamydia Anaerobe. FNAC from core> No growth of pathogenic organism. Recurrent Ts >HI & Staphylococcus, mixed Oganism. Functions of Tonsils No afferent lymphatic,Germinal centre are located immediately submucosaly.T&B cells.Bcell generate of polymeric IgA which express on mucosa & also IgG which circulate in blood. Polymeric IgA production markedly reduced by recurrent Ts. In Tonsillectomy no evidence of impaired immunity.Extensive back up of the immune system. Further Bacteria & virus may act synergistically. Latent Virus Epistein –Barr virus ,adenovirus, Herpes simplex sensitizing the pathogenic Bacteria on the Tonsil.
  • 2. Acute Ts Inflammatory episode affecting the Tonsils may occur as an isolated or Generalized Pharyngitis as URTI or as a part of systemic infection(Infectious mononucleosis).Severe Ts in IM. Organism of acute Ts;Group A β Haemolitic Streptococcus. Epidaemiology Sore throat common presentation,not true Ts but also Pharyngitis.Commom in Automn& Winter. Clinical Evaluation Pyrexia ,sore throat, Painful swallow O/EPharyngeal erythema with or without Tonsillar exudates, Painful cervical adenopathy. Aetiology of inflammatory disease Both Bacteria &virus play a part in Acute Inflammation either separately or together. Or Probable factors that impair immune system of the patient render susceptible to episode of infection.there is no evidence that viral Ts is more or less severe than bacterial Ts or that the duration of the illness varies significantly in either ease(exception severe in IM) Diagnosis of Causative agent Throat swab for C/S shows 40% culture positive in asymptomatic carrier.Again organism culture from surface of Ts. May varies from bacterial flora deep with Tonsillar crypts. Treatment Primary management principally supportive use of analgesic &adequate hydration. Specific Treatment; No Bacteria are cultured , a viral aetiology is assumed.Average Duration of an episode of acute Ts is 2 to 3 days.Indiscriminate antibiotic prescription resist organism, allergy, anaphylaxis. Efficacy of varies Antibiotic cephradine over penicillin for 7days ,benefit insufficient to justify their use. A single dose of dexamethasone as adjuract therpy is significant benefit in reducing pain in acute Pharyngitis.
  • 3. Complications of Acute Ts 1) Systemic sepsis > septicaemia &septic arthritis. 2) GABHS > acute exanthematous reaction >Macular rash>scarlet fever. 3) Immune complex > RF &AGN. Peritonsillar abscess Peritonsillar abscess in which a collectin of pus forms in the potential space between the the Tonsillar capsule & superior constrictor. Organism GABHS ,Streptococcus viridians ,Staphylococcus aureus ,HI, Anaerobes. Treatment Hospitalization I/V fluid I/D of abscess Antibiotic (cephradine+ Metronidazole) Tonsillectomy following 2nd attack of quinsy. Lemierre’s Syndrome Potentially fatal complications of oropharyngeal function ,characterised by septic thrombophelibitis in the internal jugular vein with metastatic absceses. Fusiform Bacillus > severe neck pain, septicaemia, &2ndary to Tympanomastiod infection. Treatment Prolonged antibiotic >Beta lactm + metronidazole Anticoagution if spreading thrombophilitis Significant mortality.
  • 4. Tonsillitis &psoriasis Tonsillitis due to GAHBS & exacerbation of Psoriasis particularly of the guttate varity(small psoriasis) by each episode of the acute Ts >immune phenomena>Tonsillectomy.(1/3 to1/2 of the patient improved , 7% worsening) Recurrent Ts Acute episode appear to follow a pattern of recurring infection every few wks or months.This sequence of episode may gradually abate &some Individual runs a course to several yrs. Low dose penicillin if episode are happening close together. Chr. Ts Chr. Low grade infection, affecting the quality of life, throat discomfort,production of unpleasant Psmelly yellowish debris may become inspissated Tonsillolith, low grade fever,Chr. Tonsil sepsis. NO natural resolution. Infectious mononucleosis Severe Acute Pharyngotonsillar infection, seen in young adult , severe systemic upset, Haemotological disturbance, Liver function disturbance, spleenomegaly, Dx by monospot test(Heterophil antiboby,)Confirm by Antibody to EBV. Treatment Penicillin+ Metronidazole ,ampicillin must be avoided. Short course Corticosteroid No evidence of support to use antiviral drugs.