1. Rekürren enfeksiyon ve USB nedeniyle adenotonsillektomi uygulanan çocuklarda sağlıklı çocuklara göre dil gelişiminin daha geç başladığını, dil bilişsel ve ince motor becerilerin daha geri olduğunu,
2. Genel gelişimleri normal sınırlarda olmakla birlikte iki grup arasında USB- grubunda daha belirgin gerilik olduğunu, kaba motor becerilerin daha geç aylarda başladığını, ince motor becerilerinin geri olduğunu,
3. Adenotonsillektomi uygulanan bu çocuklarda DEHB-hiperaktivite alt tipi, Obsesif Kompulsif Bozukluk, Depresif Bozukluk, Davranım Bozukluğu, Ayrılık Anksiyetesi Bozukluğu, Sosyal fobi tanıları için daha fazla belirti saptandığı ve toplam belirti şiddetinin daha fazla olduğunu,
4. USB- grubu ile KG karşılaştırıldığında DEHB-Hiperaktivite alt tipi ve Davranım Bozukluğu tanıları için daha fazla belirti sayısı, DEHB-hiperktivite alt tipi, DEHB-Karışık, OKB, Tourette Sendromu, Dışa Atım Bozukluğu, Tepkisel Bağlanma Bozukluğu tanıları için daha fazla belirti şiddeti puanı saptandığı,
5. USB- grubunda USB+ grubuna göre dışa atım bozukluğu için daha fazla belirti şiddeti saptandığı
6. USB+ ile KG karşılaştırıldığında Sosyal Fobi ve Ayrılık Anksiyetesi Bozukluğu belirtileri daha fazla bulunmuştur.
7. Sonuç olarak rekürren enfeksiyon ve uykuda solunum bozukluğu nedeniyle adenotonsillektomi uygulanan çocuklarda geç kalınmadan tedavinin gerçekleştirilmesinin ileride daha karmaşık hale gelebilecek, bir kısmı geriye dönüşsüz nörobilişsel ve davranışsal sorunları engelleyebileceği, morbiditeyi azaltacağı, yaşam kalitesini artıracağı ve bunun gösterilebilmesi için takip çalışmalarına ihtiyaç olduğu düşünülmüştür.
8. Belirti tarama ölçekleri ile eşik altı davranış belirtilerini değerlendirmek pratik olmakla birlikte özgüllüğü düşüktür, ancak yine de rekürren enfeksiyon ve USB’nun neden olduğu problemleri belirlemede ve gerektiğinde Çocuk Ruh Sağlığı Uzmanına yönlendirmede önemli rol oynadıkları düşünülmüştür.
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