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Tonsillectomy is a basic technique that otorhinolaryngologists learn during their intern stage. As it is performed often, it is considered to be a basic technique for otorhinolaryngologists. However, inanoralcavitywithpoor visibilityand limitedspace, it can be difficult even for experienced surgeons to remove the palatine tonsils if they are strongly adhered. Thus, this technique should not necessarily be performed by novice surgeons. If intraoperativehemostasis is inadequate,postoperativebleeding can occur during extubation or after the patient leaves the operating room, making hemostasis challenging. In rare cases, it could result in life-threatening complications. Therefore, other medical staff as well as surgeons must exercise caution when performing tonsillectomy. In thisstudy,weexaminedcasesof tonsillectomyperformed at our hospital, and investigated factors associated with postoperative bleeding. Materials and Methods

Clinical Study of Postoperative Bleeding after Tonsillectomy in 497 Cases