Otorinolaringoiatri

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Mr Jonathan Bernstein is a Consultant in Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery specialising in head and neck surgery, thyroid surgery and ear, nose and throat conditions (ENT). From London originally, Jonathan qualified at Bristol University in 2002 and trained in Bristol, Manchester and Toronto. After completing UK training, Mr Bernstein undertook a three-year comprehensive fellowship programme in head and neck surgical oncology, reconstructive microsurgery and thyroid/ parathyroid surgery at the Department of Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery, University of Toronto. Mr Bernstein is Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer at Imperial College London. He completed a two-year period of translational research and was granted a doctorate in cancer biology by the University of Manchester. He has undertaken research in clinical outcomes in thyroid cancer, surgical technology, head and neck cancer biomarkers, and functional MRI. His surgical interests include salivary gland surgery (parotid/ submandibular), head and neck cancers (neck, mouth, throat), thyroid surgery and reconstructive techniques. In your consultation with Mr Bernstein, he will discuss with you your opinion and preference, your health and medical history, and current best options for treatment.

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Professor Neil Tolley has an international reputation in thyroid and robotic head & neck surgery. He is an ENT expert that pioneered head & neck robotic surgery in the UK, and was the first surgeon in the UK to use the Da Vinci Robot for head & neck cancer, obstructive sleep apnoea and thyroidectomy, along with being the first surgeon in the world to perform robotic parathyroid surgery. Professor Neil Tolley treats a wide range of ENT conditions and has a special interest in surgery of the thyroid and parathyroid glands. Robotic surgery is used in selected patients to avoid a scar in the neck with an equivalent hospital length of stay. He has a national reputation in education, training and research and lectures widely at national and international meetings. He has in excess of 160 peer-reviewed publications. He serves as lead for ENT training in North Thames, Chairman of the London Consultants’ Association and an executive board member of the British Association of Endocrine and Thyroid Surgeons.  

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Mr Prince Modayil is one of London's leading ENT specialists, treating both children and adults, and with a special interest in children's ear, nose and throat disorders.  He has vast experience in treating a wide range of ENT problems in adults and has a special interest in nose and sinus disorders. He treats glue ear, tongue tie, sleep apnoea, sore throat, tonsillitis, tonsilloliths, nasal deviation, nasal polyps, sinusitis, deafness, ear problems, voice problems. Mr Modayil completed his specialist training at various tertiary hospitals in London and Manchester. He underwent fellowship training in children's ENT surgery at Evelina London Children's Hospital & Rhinology fellowship at St George's University Hospital.  Mr Modayil is an Honorary Senior Lecturer at St George's Medical School and conducts paediatric clinical governance meetings at St George's University Hospital. As a regular speaker at national and international speakers, Mr Modayil is recognised among peers for his commitment to spreading best practice in ENT surgery and promoting the latest effective techniques. Among patients Mr Modayil is highly rated for his caring and considerate manner, and the reassurance he provides to parents at all stages of their child's treatment.

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Mr David Selvadurai is one of London's leading otolaryngologists (Ear, Nose and Throat). Operating at St George's Hospital and other prominent London clinics his specialist interests are the management of diseases of the ear, balance disorders and paediatric ENT. He founded the St. Georges Hospital Cochlear Implant Program and has been widely published on a range of field-related topics in peer-reviewed journals. He teaches on a national ENT Balance training course for surgeons where he aims to pàss on his knowledge and expertise. His private practice aims to provide timely, caring and expert service to all his patients.

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Mr Paul Spraggs is a consultant ENT/ head & neck and thyroid surgeon at the Basingstoke and North Hampshire hospital. He has a special interest in the surgical treatment of skin cancers, thyroid diseases, disorders of the salivary glands, rhinoplasty, facial aesthetic surgery and reconstructive surgery of the head & neck after cancer treatment. His undergraduate and postgraduate surgical training was in London and Mr Spraggs also trained in head & neck surgery in Miami, Florida.  He was awarded: the Astor Fellowship; the TWJ Fellowship; the EAFPS Fellowship in facial plastics surgery in Helsinki; and the Simpson Smith Fellowship. From 1997 to 1998, Mr Spraggs was Fellow in Head & Neck Surgery at the Royal Marsden Hospital. He became a fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in 1992. Mr Spraggs is the Clinical Director and Lead for head & neck services at the Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. He is a member of both the Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital’s Skin Cancer and Thyroid multi-disciplinary team and the regional Head and Neck Cancer team based at the Royal Surrey County Hospital, Guildford. Mr Spraggs teaches the next generation of consultants. He has been the Training Programme Director for surgical registrars in the south Thames region. Mr Spraggs sits on the Royal College of Surgeons of England’s Board of Examiners, the Intercollegiate Board of Examiners and the Special Advisory Committee (SAC). 

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Professor Martin Birchall is a world-leading academic, renowned surgeon, and pioneer in the field of laryngology. He is a specialist in voice, swallowing and breathing problems as well as coughs and neck lumps. He co-led the first team that used stem cell-based organ transplants and continues to dedicate himself to pioneering life-altering techniques via his active research and presence in the field. He is currently the principal investigator on four clinical trials, including one which is exploring a new way to restore voice functions using the drive from unaffected nerves. He treats vocal cord weakness (palsy) using the latest technology such as laryngeal reinnervation and transcutaneous vocal cord injections and is an expert in managing pharyngeal pouches (Zenker's diverticula) using techniques including lasers and transnasal oesophagoscopy. He is a supporter and medical advisor to a number of charities including the National Association of Laryngectomee Clubs, Shout Against Cancer and Youth Against Crime.  

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Mr Florian Bast is a consultant ENT surgeon based at the Harley Street Nose Clinic and at Guy's and St Thomas' Hospitals in London. Prior to this Mr Bast was appointed as an ENT consultant at the University of Berlin, Germany. Mr Bast completed his higher surgical training at the University of Heidelberg and the University of Berlin, Germany and became a specialist in otorhinolaryngology, head and neck surgery in 2011. In 2014, Mr Bast completed the prestigious craniofacial and facial-plastic fellowship at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London. Mr Bast specialises in aspects of rhinology and facial plastic surgery, including the treatment of chronic rhinosinusitis, functional and aesthetic septo-rhinoplasties, and treating patients with snoring problems and obstructive sleep apnoea. He is also trained in the use of Botox and dermal fillers. Mr Bast is a frequent lecturer at national and international conferences and is also widely published in his areas of expertise.

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Mr Richard Irving is a specialist in otology, neurotology and skull base surgery in Birmingham. He specialises in the conditions of the ear, hearing and balance in both adults and children. This includes cholesteatoma, cochlear and middle ear implants, facial paralysis, Ménière's disease, perforation of the eardrum, tinnitus and tumours of the skull base. Mr Irving qualified from London University in 1985 and furthermore trained in London, Cambridge and San Francisco. During his training, he was awarded a fellowship to the Universitatspital in Zurich and to the Causse Ear Clinic in France. He was awarded the intercollegiate gold medal for best performance in the FRCS(ORL-HNS) examination in 1996. Whilst training in Cambridge, Mr Irving undertook pioneering research into the molecular genetics of tumours of the inner ear, which led to the award of an MD in 1996. For this work, he was awarded the Royal Society of Medicine short papers prize in 1993 and the Xomed-Treace Prize in 1994. Mr Irving’s current research activity address the issues facing the hearing impaired, those with facial paralysis, balance disturbance and skull base tumours. He has received awards of over £2 million for deafness research into translational projects involving bringing technology into clinical practice. He has published over 100 peer review articles on a variety of subjects related to ear diseases. Richard lectures regularly at national and international conferences. He assists with training overseas surgeons and works as advisor and external surgeon to teams in India, Bangladesh and Oman. Richard serves on the editorial board of a number of journals and has worked with NICE to develop guidelines to manage hearing loss in the UK. He is heavily involved in postgraduate teaching and training, runs a prestigious fellowship training course, and is a past President of the British Society of Otology and the current President of the Royal Society of Medicine Section of Otology.

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