What do you do when there is a lot of adenoid tissue limiting visualization?

Drs. Ashley Agan and Dennis Poe discuss the challenges and techniques related to adenoidectomy, especially when there is an excessive amount of adenoid tissue. They elaborate on their preferred instruments and methods for performing the procedure, including the use of a 70-degree endoscope for better visibility. The conversation also touches on decision-making in the operating room and the consideration of medical management and allergy treatments as initial steps before surgical intervention.
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[@Omar-ho7rr]

Thank you for this nice video, when you have large adenoid hypertrophy, you may see tubal tonsil hypertrophy. please do you remove it ( at least lymphoid tissue, keeping muscle intact) at the same time of adenoidectomy?