[ @entity1224 caused by massive swelling of the tongue following bilateral tonsillectomy for XXXX ].

@entity1 @entity825 @entity5773 @entity387 @entity4 @entity26 @entity134 @entity56 @entity1576 @entity3810 @entity2614 @entity3575 @entity1224
A case of @entity1224 caused by the @entity4 is reported. The @entity1 is a 5-year-old @entity1 scheduled for bilateral tonsillectomy for @entity387 . Anesthesia was slowly induced by @entity2614 and maintained with @entity3810 , @entity3575 and @entity2614 . Bilateral tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy were performed uneventfully under general anesthesia. The operation time was 2 hours and 30 minutes. Following the surgical procedure, the endotracheal tube was removed. Shortly after the extubation, the @entity1 complained of difficult articulation and paradoxical respiration. @entity825 was intubated immediately. @entity26 saturation was within normal limits throughout all the procedures. @entity4 was aggravated and was not relieved by @entity134 infusion. Massive swelling of the face and neck was observed on the next day. CT scan and fiberoptic scope examination showed the @entity5773 obstructing the upper airway. Additional administration of @entity134 was continued. On the third postoperative day, @entity4 was relieved and the endotracheal tube was removed. Clinical course after the extubation was uneventful. No laboratory data was obtained suggesting the @entity56 basis. Extubation should be performed carefully and @entity1576 should be observed cautiously following the oral surgery of even a short duration.
