1 in 5 Kids Face Early Breathing Issues After Tonsil Surgery

Published Date: 26 Feb 2026

1 in 5 children with OSA and planned ICU admission post-tonsil surgery develop early breathing issues that mostly need oxygen or NIV; younger age and nocturnal desaturation predict a higher risk.

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