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Aims & Objectives: Is to determine the necessity of histological examinations of post-tonsillectomy specimens. Materials and Methods:A study of post-tonsillectomy histologically diagnosed were analyzed from January 2005 to December,2012. Almost all samples seen within this period showed reactive lymphoid hyperplasia. A total of 392 samples were collected,of which 228 were males and 164 females. The analyses was done using SPSS version 16. This was represented according to age range and gender distribution per each year of study. They were also further displayed in both bar and pie chat. Results: The percentage of female affected within the study was 164(41.84%) and that of males was 228(58.16%). The study also showed the most affected age range are children under 10 years and this is closely followed by age range of 10-20years. These goes to show that the pediatric age is the most vulnerable age that was mostly affected. Conclusions: These shows that lower age ranges are more affected and the males are the most vulnerable in our study. We could not deduce what actually may be the factor contributing to the increase in lesion of this gender.

Histopathological Examination of Post-Tonsillectomy Specimens at a Southern Tertiary Hospital of Nigeria from Jan.2005- Dec.2012