Number of Applications: Unlimited
Adjustment of unit: recommended intensity 1 or 2 or 3 (according to the size of the tonsil and the age of the patient)
Duration of surgery: 5 - 8 sec for each tonsil crypt
Anaesthesia: Local
The oropharynx is anaesthetised by a topical anaesthetic spray (such as lidocaine 10%). After several minutes, a local anaesthetic is injected into the superior junction of the anterior and posterior pillars, and the midportion of the anterior pillar.Begin after 5 min.

METHOD OF USE
Insert the attachment deep into each large visible tonsil crypt (insertion is facilitated due to the attachment being appropriately shaped).
Activate the attachment using the foot pedal. Withdraw it from the crypt by performing small, circular movements so that the attachment is in contact with the membrane of the tonsil crypt. Automatically, due to oscillation and the specially designed shape of the attachment, as soon as it is activated, epithelium and all pathologic residue from the crypt are removed, while the small circular movements during the extraction are responsible for the membrane of the crypt sustaining minor injuries, which in turn result in post-operative development of connective scar tissue which consequently seals the crypt.
Repeat the same at each large visible crypt, ensuring the device reaches the bottom and is not activated during insertion. Special care is required so that no large, visible tonsil crypt escapes your attention.
Prophylactic antibiotics are prescribed in all patients.