Patients with pharyngeal paraesthesia etiology and treatment of 720 patients.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Patients with pharyngeal paraesthesia etiology and treatment of 720 patients [Abstract] pharyngeal paraesthesia of the causes and treatments. Otorhinolaryngology addition to conventional methods nasopharyngeal fiberoptic examination and inspection, respectively, according to patient circumstances esophageal barium X-lines, fiber esophageal endoscopy, sinus CT, cervical spine films, and styloid process radiography, thyroid check, and related treatment of B extra fine. Results 720 patients with pharyngeal paraesthesia in 330 cases with chronic pharyngitis (45.8%, 146 patients with gastroesophageal reflux disease (20.3%, sinusitis, 64 cases (8.9%, menopause comprehensive sign in 59 cases (8.2%, 26 cases of suspected cancer (3.6%, thyroiditis and thyroid tumors in 18 cases (2.5%, cervical spondylosis in 16 cases (2.2%, styloid process syndrome in 10 cases (1.4%, other 51 cases (7.1 %. All patients were treated according to the cause accordingly. up for 3 months or more, the effective rate was 82.5%. Conclusion cause of pharyngeal paraesthesia more, the most common chronic pharyngitis, followed by gastroesophageal reflux disease, sinusitis, and only identify the cause and treatment for the cause in order to achieve a satisfactory effect. [Keywords:] pharyngeal paraesthesia etiology of gastroesophageal reflux pharyngitis Pharyngeal paraesthesia is ENT common disease in recent years, significant increasing trend. Pharyngeal paraesthesia causes of complex, only a careful examination in order to understand its causes and provide treatment. For June 2005 ~ June 2006 in Huairou District, the first outpatient treatment of 720 cases of pharyngeal paresthesia patients were analyzed to investigate the cause of pharyngeal paraesthesia and treatment. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General Information June 2005 ~ June 2006 720 patients in Huairou District, the first hospital out-patient diagnosis of pharyngeal paraesthesia of the patients, male