Medical articles from Professor Manohar Bance

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26/10/2021

ENT Specialist

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.

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22/10/2021

Professor Manohar Bance

ENT Specialist

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.

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18/11/2019

Professor Manohar Bance

ENT Specialist

Cochlear implants: life-transforming technology for hearing loss patients

Cochlear implants can transform the lives of many people, restoring hearing loss in adults and children who have severe to profound inner hearing loss. In this article, Professor Manohar Bance, one of the UK’s leading otologists, gives us an overview of cochlear implants.

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26/09/2019

Professor Manohar Bance

ENT Specialist

Popping, clicking or crackling in the ear

Everyone has popping or crackling in the ear at some point, but for some people this can become bothersome, affecting their quality of life, daily tasks and ability to sleep. Many conditions can cause this. In this article, Professor Manohar Bance outlines possible causes.

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16/08/2019

Professor Manohar Bance

ENT Specialist

Fullness in the ears – what does it mean?

Have you ever experienced that feeling of fullness in your ears? It is a common symptom that can be surprisingly difficult to diagnose. Professor Manohar Bance, a leading otologist, describes some of the more common causes of fullness in the ears.