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Mr Harry Powell
MBBS, BSc, FRCS (ORL-HNS)
GMC: 6077126Cholesteatoma
Cochlear Implants
Ear infection
Tonsillectomy
Hearing loss
Otosclerosis
Professional statement
Mr Harry Powell is a leading consultant ENT surgeon based in London. He currently sees patients at Cleveland Clinic London Hospital and Cleveland Clinic Portland Place Outpatient Centre. Mr Powell looks after both children and adults with ENT problems. These include hearing loss, tinnitus, vertigo, ear infections and microtia/atresia.
He carried out the majority of his ENT specialist training at London’s most prestigious hospitals, including The Royal Marsden, The Royal National Throat Nose and Ear Hospital, Great Ormond Street and Guy's and St Thomas'.
Mr Powell was awarded the Graham Fraser Memorial Fellowship and two Royal College of Surgeons grants for advanced surgical training in ear surgery and auditory implantation in Sydney, Australia. He worked there in 2014 and developed his interest in endoscopic ear surgery before returning to London.
Clinics
33 Grosvenor Place, Central London, SW1X 7HYMedical insurances accepted
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Credentials
Professional experience
- 23 years of experience
- Consultant ENT Surgeon, Cleveland Clinic London Hospital (present)
Subspecialties
- Adenoidectomy
- Atresia of the ear canal.
Professional memberships
- British Society of Otology.
- ENT-UK.
Education
- FRCS ORL-HNS, Intercollegiate Examination Board, Royal College of Surgeons, UK (2013)
- Diploma of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery (2008)
Publications and conferences
- Mr Harry Powell's publications are available on PubMed and ResearchGate
- Powell, H.R. and Choa, D.I., 2010. Should all patients referred for magnetic resonance imaging scans of their internal auditory meatus be followed up in ENT clinics?. European archives of oto-rhino-laryngology, 267(9), pp.1361-1366.
Prizes and awards
- Royal Society of Medicine, Otology section short papers prize (2016).
- Combined Universities temporal bone dissection prize (2015).
Languages spoken
- English
Registration number: 6077126
Content
Health content
Article
Otosclerosis: your questions answered
Otosclerosis is a condition which can significantly affect the ability to hear. Distinguis...
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Treating otosclerosis: an expert explains - Online Interview
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Hearing loss (Part 2): Cochlear Implants and Hearing Aids
Hearing loss is the reduction in hearing ability that develops when electrical sound signa...
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An introduction to Mr Harry Powell
Leading London-based ENT surgeon, and member of the London ENT Specialists, Mr Harry Powel...
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Hearing loss (Part 1): Signs and Screening
Hearing loss is the reduction in hearing ability that occurs when electrical (sound) signa...
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Before cochlear implant surgery
This video explains more about what a patient, parent or carer needs to know before having...
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What can patients expect after middle ear and mastoid surgery: What can patients expect
Mr Harry Powell, leading consultant ENT surgeon, provides an expert post-operative care gu...
Reviews
Overall Rating
4 total reviews
5.0
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- My surgery was a great success and Mr Powell was very easy to discuss things with. I would not hesitate to recommend him.
- I walked into Mr Powell's office only to hear noise and not words. I left feeling confident about my treatment. One week later I could clearly hear my wife when she spoke to me, marriage saved Mr Powell was very professional and friendly during treatment and I recommend Him
- Explanation of my condition, treatment and procedure were first class and I was given time to think about what options would be best.