Given the fact that coblation subtotal tonsillectomy results in fewer complications, including reduced bleeding 24 hours after the procedure and a shorter hospital stay, in comparison to total tonsillectomy, is it conceivable that the occurrence of angina and pharyngitis could also be diminished through the use of the subtotal approach? Additionally, could it be considered a viable treatment option with decreased complications for individuals with angina who are potential candidates for tonsillectomy?