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An ear, nose, and throat doctor.
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An otorhinolaryngologist, also known as an ENT (ear, nose, and throat) specialist, is a medical Doctor Who specializes in diagnosing and treating disorders and diseases related to the ear, nose, throat, and associated structures of the head and neck. They are trained to manage conditions such as hearing loss, sinus infections, tonsillitis, voice disorders, and more.
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What is the required education for Otorhinolaryngologist?
where we can study for otorinolaringoiatry
What is the salary range for an otorhinolaryngologist?
over $100,000 a year!
How are vocal cord nodules and polyps diagnosed?
The head and neck surgeon (otorhinolaryngologist) must see the vocal cords to diagnose these lesions
What is the formal medical term for nose surgeon?
The formal term for a doctor who specializes in the human ear, nose, and throat is "otorhinolaryngologist". In Greek, the "ot" refers to the ear, "rhino" to the nose, and "laryng" to the throat. This is also how the rhinoceros got its name.
Which professional evaluates patients hearing difficulties?
Otologist. Normally they are specialized in the ear, nose and throat (ENT), thus called an Otorhinolaryngologist. Audiologist specialize exclusively in hearing problems - they examine, screen, diagnose, treat, and provide hearing aids or cochlear implants.
What is the most hardest word that has ever been said?
One option in English could be otorhinolaryngologist. (Don't ask how it's pronounced) I'm sure the Germans have something far better. Sorry seems to be the hardest word: perhaps you can find the song by Sir Elton Hercules John somewhere.
Does a neurologist treat dizziness?
Dizziness may be due to certain conditions of the inner ear too. So Otorhinolaryngologist or the ENT surgeon may also be consulted. But start with family physician. They may refer to either ENT specialist or Neurologist.
What is the meaning of the medical term CALDWELL?
CALDWELL is a medical term that refers to a specific surgical landmark in the skull known as the Caldwell landmark. It is used in radiology to identify specific views during imaging studies like X-rays or CT scans of the skull and sinuses.
Fluid behind eardrum cause and cure?
This type of ear infection is called otitis media. It usually requires antibiotic treatment in order for resolution to occur. However, with recurrent infections, especially in young children, tubes sometimes need to be placed through the eardrum in order to drain the excess fluid. This surgical procedure, performed by an ENT surgeeon (Ear, Nose and Throat surgeon, or otorhinolaryngologist) is termed a myringotomy with tubes surgery.
Feeling of ear fullness in left ear and numbness near left temple Any suggestions?
I am having problems myself. I did show my ear to otorhinolaryngologist, who examined my ear and said that there was very minimal wax, which did not require syringing it out. At time I was not experiencing ear ache and I was only too happy to know that it was of no serious concern. However, I now have the same feeling of fullness in the ear and some vague pain in my left ear. Please advice.
What doctor treats bronchitis?
A pulmonologist (lung doctor) or a family doctor treats bronchitis, chronic and acute. An otorhinolaryngologist, (ENT short for Ear, nose, throat) or an allergologist (allergy doctor) may assist too if those contribute to bronchitis.
With what body part is tinnitus assoiated?
Tinnitus is a terminology in medical practice which means a patient is hearing some abnormal noise in the ear, now typically the patient will go to the doctor and say they suddenly started hearing some humming noise in the ear or ringing noise in the air or like waves of sea or like a motor running constantly. Dr. Raman Abrol, an ENT surgeon and SimpliHealth expert in the video has explained tinnitus in a simple way for the common people to understand it better. He explains the causes, treatment for different types of tinnitus. Do watch. simplihealth.in/otorhinolaryngologist/ringing-in-your-head/?utm_medium=VideoSubmission&utm_source=answers&utm_campaign=DrRamanAbrolVideoTinnitus
