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    Mahmood Bhutta
    13/12/2023
    Professor Mahmood Bhutta

    ENT Specialist

    Outer and middle ear infections: An expert insight

    Ear infections are a very common illness, particularly in children, that can cause earache and discomfort. Here, Professor Mahmood Bhutta, renowned consultant ENT surgeon, provides an expert insight into ear infections, including causes and treatment.

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    Nish Mehta
    03/05/2022
    Mr Nish Mehta

    ENT Specialist

    Have you heard about cholesteatomas?

    Cholesteatomas, rare but potentially dangerous cysts that grow deep in the ear canal and can interfere with other vital structures. What causes them, how are they diagnosed, and most importanlty how are they treated? Leading consultant ENT surgeon Mr Nish Mehta shares his expertise on the condition.

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    Mahmood Bhutta
    11/01/2022
    Professor Mahmood Bhutta

    ENT Specialist

    A specialist explains: cholesteatoma essentials

    Though one of the smallest parts of the body, the eardrum and bones in the ear are important for our hearing ability. There are a multitude of conditions that can impact this ability, one being a cholesteatoma. In this article, expert consultant ENT surgeon Professor Mahmood Bhutta clarifies what it is and why it is important to have it taken care of.

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    Michael Pringle
    26/04/2019
    Mr Michael Pringle

    ENT Specialist

    Cholesteatoma: is it dangerous?

    There are many things that can affect our ears and our hearing, but some are potentially more damaging than others. Cholesteatoma is a type of cyst, which, while not cancerous, has the potential to cause serious health problems. Leading ENT surgeon Mr Michael Pringle is here to explain.

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    Abhijeet Parikh
    03/04/2019
    Mr Abhijeet Parikh

    Consultant ENT Surgeon

    Cholesteatoma: why is treatment necessary?

    If you have the ear infection cholesteatoma, it's important to get it treated right away to stop any further complications, such as hearing loss. We asked our expert otolaryngologist Mr Abhijeet Parikh to explains why it needs to be treated.

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    Simon Lloyd
    30/08/2018
    Professor Simon Lloyd

    Otolaryngologist/ENT

    What causes cholesteatoma?

    Cholesteatoma is a cyst filled with dead skin cells that develops behind the eardrum. Award-winning otolaryngologist Professor Simon Lloyd explains what exactly causes the infection to build-up in the middle ear and the best procedure for its removal.

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