Cryosurgery, or cryotherapy, is an ingenious medical intervention that uses excessively low temperatures to annihilate abnormal tissues. It has just become the focus of ENT medicine and has provided a minimally invasive, adequate, and exact treatment for diverse pathologies. This blog will examine the advantages, uses, and current developments in cryosurgery in ENT . What is Cryosurgery? Cryosurgery involves excessively low temperatures, freezing, and obliterating abnormal or diseased tissues. This consists of using a cryoprobe cooled by icy liquids or gases, usually liquid nitrogen or argon gas. Tissues that must be destroyed are subjected to intense cold, wherein the forma­tion of ice crystals inside the cells kills them, resulting in the eventual removal of the tissue concerned. Applications in ENT Cryosurgery is dispensed in ENT for a myriad of disorders varying from: Chronic Rhinitis and Nasal Polyps Cryosurgery is implied for chronic rhinitis, a continuous nasal mucous memb...