A case of transient @entity12661 associated with XXXX as a result of extremely enlarged adenoid tissue.

@entity1 @entity1018 @entity851 @entity101 @entity2944 @entity1184 @entity3618 @entity27 @entity520 @entity12661 @entity1224
UNASSIGNED: @entity1184 is common among @entity1 , but it can lead to serious complications if left untreated. Among the well-known complications are @entity27 , @entity851 , @entity3618 , and @entity101 . One complication of @entity1184 that has not been previously reported in the English-language literature is transient @entity12661 . We describe such a case, which occurred in a 6-year-old @entity1 who presented with a @entity1018 and subsequent unconsciousness. He had experienced @entity2944 and was resuscitated via endotracheal tube ventilation. Laboratory and radiologic assessments found no pathology except for extremely enlarged adenoid tissue. Once the @entity1 was stabilized, an urgent adenotonsillectomy was performed. The @entity1 recovered well, and his vision and respiratory symptoms resolved. Severe @entity1184 of the adenoid tissue can cause @entity2944 and @entity520 secondary to upper @entity1224 . The possibility of @entity1184 and @entity2944 should be kept in mind in cases of transient @entity12661 . Aggressive treatment, including early intubation and adenoidectomy, may lead to a rapid resolution of symptoms.
