By Professor Mahmood Bhutta
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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.
By Professor Guri Sandhu
02.12.21
Otolaryngology / ENT
Could tonsil stones be responsible for your bad breath?
Tonsil stones are deposits that form in the pockets of the tonsils from a build-up of matter that passes down the throat. They are relatively common and can cause bad breath. In this article, Professor Guri Sandhu gives us an in-depth guide to the causes, symptoms and treatment options for tonsil stones.
By Mr Priy Silva
02.11.21
Otolaryngology / ENT
My voice is hoarse, but should I be concerned?
Chronic hoarseness can certainly cause a certain degree of concern, particularly if it shows no sign of disappearing. In our latest article, highly skilled and vastly experienced consultant ENT and head and neck surgeon, Mr Priy Silva, explains how the voice-affecting condition is typically treated and reveals the main causes of chronic voice hoarseness.
By Mr Churunal Hari
02.11.21
Otolaryngology / ENT
Neck lumps: main causes and symptoms
Neck lumps are extremely common in adults and can be caused, most typically, by one's lymph nodes becoming swollen. On hand to explain how neck lumps are treated, what causes them, and when one should seek immediate medical attention, is highly revered and experienced ear, nose and throat (ENT) surgeon, Mr Churunal Hari.
By Professor Manohar Bance
26.10.21
Otolaryngology / ENT
Silencing middle ear myoclonus (Part two)
What is involved in middle ear myoclonus (MEM) diagnosis and treatment? Professor Manohar Bance, one of the UK's leading otologists, expertly answers this question in part two of his informative guide to this rare form of tinnitus.
By Professor Manohar Bance
22.10.21
Otolaryngology / ENT
Silencing middle ear myoclonus (Part one)
What can be done to resolve middle ear myoclonus (MEM)? Professor Manohar Bance, one of the UK's leading otologists, expertly answers this question in an informative guide to a condition that can become so severe it ruins a night's sleep.
Doctors’ changing views on reflux and the throat: Laryngology 3.0
Over the decades there have been new techniques and methods discovered for treatment of throat problems and reflux. Internationally renowned consultant otolaryngologist Professor Martin Anthony Birchall provides a descriptive background of where the treatments started and how far they have come in recent times.
By Mr Gaurav Kumar
22.09.21
Otolaryngology / ENT
Functional rhinoplasty: what is it, who needs it and recovery
Expert otolaryngologist Mr Gaurav Kumar describes functional rhinoplasty, A procedure chosen by many in order to improve breathing and smelling, in addition to the well known aesthetic benefits.
By Mr Miran Pankhania
21.09.21
Otolaryngology / ENT
Tear duct surgery: an all-you-need-to-know expert guide
Tear duct surgery is a surgical procedure that is typically performed in order to unblock and reopen blockage affecting the area between the eye socket and the nose. On hand to tell us what exactly the procedure involves as well as who the ideal candidate for the surgical intervention is, is highly revered consultant otolaryngologist, Mr Miran Pankhania.
By Mr Prince Modayil
21.09.21
Otolaryngology / ENT
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