DIAGNOSTIC EXAMINATIONS
AUDIOLOGICAL CHECKUP
Audiometry: Measurement of hearing ability and determination of the auditory pathway (perception of sound stimuli at different frequencies). The combination of air and bone tone measurement allows us to determine the type of hearing loss in sensorineural conduction and mixed types, with the following treatment.
TYMBANOMETRICITY
Checking the function-elasticity of the tympanic membrane, the function of the Eustachian tube, and the condition of the middle ear. It allows us to diagnose conditions such as perforation of the tympanic membrane, Eustachian tube dysfunction, and fluid collection in the middle ear (secretory otitis).
SOUND REFLECTOR
This examination through the contraction reflex of the stirrup muscle allows us to identify pathologies such as hearing loss and facial nerve paresis.
OTOMICSCOPY
With the help of a microscope we can diagnose a perforation of the tympanic membrane
the presence of cholesteatoma as well as to use it for injecting various medications with local anesthesia into the middle ear.
VIDEO STAGEGRAPHY
It is part of the otoneurological examination for the diagnosis of a well-known condition, vertigo. By placing the recording mask, it is possible to diagnose problems throughout the labyrinth spectrum, but also to make a differential diagnosis with central etiological lesions that cause vertigo. The examination lasts half an hour at a pre-arranged appointment.
ENDOSCOPIC INSPECTION
With the help of rigid endoscopes nose 0 degrees 30 larynx 70 degrees we record and store information about diseases such as scoliosis of the nasal septum, hypertrophy of the inferior turbinates, presence of nasal polyps, identification of sites of nosebleeds, presence of adenoid protrusions (meats), regarding the nasopharynx, but also the identification of pathologies of the hypopharynx and larynx such as inflammations (e.g. laryngitis), nodules, polyps, benign or malignant tumors of the larynx, functional dysphonia, gastroesophageal reflux.
SURGICAL INTERVENTIONS
TONSILECTOMY
The most well-known surgical procedure in the field of ENT. With the advancement of therapeutic approaches (radiofrequency laser) the procedure has become less painful with shorter recovery time and the fewest possible complications.
ADENOIDECTOMY (meats)
Mainly in children, but not only, adenoid hypertrophy causes problems with proper breathing, frequent infections and ear infections.
NASINAL DIAPHRAGM ALIGNMENT
With the use of new technologies and methods, this operation has changed significantly for the better with less discomfort compared to the past and a quick return to the patient's daily life. The important role that has now been attributed to nasal breathing in avoiding lower respiratory tract pathologies and improving the quality of life has now ranked it as the most common ENT operation.
ENDOSCOPIC RHINUS
In recent years, with the development of technology, the surgical treatment of nasal diseases (nasal polyps) has found an indication in endoscopic surgery. More atraumatic approaches, better treatment compared to older techniques, without particular pain, and with faster recovery have placed endoscopic surgery in the first choice of therapeutic approach.
LARYNX SURGERY
With hoarseness as the most representative symptom, surgical treatment of laryngeal diseases such as nodules, polyps, leukoplakia, and vocal cord tumors are treated surgically using a microscope and applying a laser or other bloodless techniques.
SALIVAL GLAND SURGERY
The major salivary glands, parotid and submandibular