Otorhinolaryngology

THE CONSULTATION OF A SPECIALIST IS NECESSARY FOR YOU ASAP, IF YOU ARE NOTING YOURSELF SUCH SYMPTOMS:

• Breathing dysfunction, snoring, runny nose, periodic or permanent nasal congestion, secretions (of any nature: white, transparent or green) from the nasal cavity;
• Smell disorders, sense of unpleasant smells, sense of discomfort, sharp pains and expansion in a projection of maxillary sinuses, frontal sinuses, frequent exacerbations of sinusitis;
• Headache;
• Respiratory disorders in children, especially during sleep, sleep with open mouth, frequent ARVI, occlusion disorders;
• Dizziness;
• Sharp sore throat, fever, sore throat when swallowing, enlarged lymph nodes in the neck;
• Frequent exacerbation of tonsillitis, history of paratonsillar abscess, heart and kidney damage in chronic tonsillitis;
• Hearing loss, discharge from the ears, ear pain, pain in the area of ​​the mammary processes;
• Injuries to the ENT organs, nosebleeds, foreign bodies of the upper respiratory tract;

WE TREAT

List of diseases requiring surgery intervention, treatment methods:

• Recurrent tonsillitis: tonsillectomy by classical/coblation method.
• Hypertrophy of the palatine tonsils: tonsillotomy by classical/coblation method
• Nasal septum /nasal crest curvature: septoplasty/partial endoscopic resection of the nasal septum.
• Pharyngeal tonsil hypertrophy: classical/shaver /coblation adenotomy.
• Lower nasal hypertrophy, vasomotor rhinitis, chronic hypertrophic rhinitis: classical / radiowave/coblation vasotomy.
• Cyst/mucocele/mycetoma /foreign body of the maxillary sinuses/chronic sinusitis: endoscopic endonasal micro maxillary sinusotomy. Caldwell-Luke maxillary sinusitis.
• Hypertrophy of the posterior ends of the middle nasal cavity: conchotomy.
• Chronic otitis media, post-traumatic otitis: tympanoplasty.
• Chronic frontitis, frontal sinus neoplasm: endoscopic endonasal frontotomy.
• Nasal cavity synechiae: endoscopic dissection of synechiae.
• Laryngeal neoplasms: microlaryngoscopy with removal of the tumor.
• Silent sinus syndrome: surgical exploration of the osteomeatal complex.
• Exostosis of the external auditory canal: expansion of the equal auditory canal by removing the exostosis under the control of a microscope.
• Obstruction of the nasolacrimal duct: dacryocystorhinostomy.
• Periauricular fistula: resection of periauricular fistula.
• Otosclerosis: stapedoplasty.
• Deafness: otoplasty.
• Nasal septum perforation: nasal plastic surgery.
• Mastoiditis: mastoidectomy, drainage of the tympanic cavity.
• Concha bullosa: endoscopic endonasal resection of the middle nasal conch with its bullous change.
• Chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyposis: endoscopic polypoetmoidotomy by classical/shaver method.
• Chronic pansinusitis with/without polyps: endoscopic polysinusotomy.
• Fracture of the nasal bones: reposition of the nasal bones with fixation of bone fragments with a plaster splint.
• Fracture of the anterior/upper wall of the maxillary sinus: endoscopic microhymorotomy, surgical exploration of osteomeatal complex, balloon plasty of the maxillary sinus.
• Chronic secretory otitis: shunting of the tympanic membrane under the control of a microscope.
• Short lingual frenulum: lingual frenulum surgery.
• Rhonchopathy: uvuloplasty /uvulopalatinoplasty.
• Recurrent nasal bleeding: chemo/electroacoustics.
• Malignant neoplasms of the larynx: Crail's operation, chordectomy
• Phlegmon of the neck: lateral pharyngotomy.
• Laryngeal stenosis: tracheostomy.
• Cyst/polyp/sphenic sinus mycetoma, chronic sphenoiditis: endoscopic sphenotomy.

List of diseases requiring outpatient conservative treatment:

• Acute tonsillitis, pharyngitis, adenoids.
• Ear pathology: otitis externa, moderate acute and chronic otitis, acute sensorineural hearing loss, otomycosis.
• Management of chronic diseases of the upper respiratory tract.
• Acute rhinitis, rhinosinusitis, postnasal drip syndrome, empty nose syndrome.

DIAGNOSTICS

We have created all the conditions for the most modern and accurate diagnosis to be comfortable and affordable for you:

• Complete examination by a medical specialist - rhinoscopy, pharyngoscopy, otoscopy.
• Additional imaging methods: endoscopic examination of the nasal cavity, larynx and vocal folds, examination of the ear with an endoscope and microscope.
• Instrumental research methods: CT, MRI, X-ray diagnostic, ultrasound.
• Apparatus hearing examination.
• Laboratory research methods: bacteriological culture from the oral cavity and nasal cavity, nasocytogram, evaluation of the immune status, general clinical tests;
• Consultation of the related specialists and case conference in special clinical situations.