Otolaryngology (ENT)

Otolaryngology

Specialized care for ear, nose, and throat diseases in adults and children

The Otolaryngology Department provides diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up care for ear, nose, and throat diseases in adults and children.

The department uses endoscopic and microsurgical technologies that help treat ENT disorders effectively, with minimal tissue trauma and a shorter recovery period. A team of otolaryngologists, audiologists, phoniatricians, and hearing specialists works according to modern diagnostic and treatment protocols.

Conditions treated

• Acute and chronic rhinitis

• Acute and chronic sinusitis

• Deviated nasal septum

• Voice loss and laryngeal disorders

• Chronic tonsillitis

• Adenoiditis

• Nasal and paranasal sinus polyps

• Benign formations of the ENT organs

• Otitis

• Hearing loss

• Tinnitus

• Sleep-related breathing disorders: snoring and sleep apnea

Main diagnostic methods

• Endoscopy of the ENT organs

• Audiometry

• Tympanometry

• Computed tomography of the paranasal sinuses and temporal bones

• Videolaryngoscopy

• Rhinocytogram

• Allergy testing

• Microbiological tests

• Ultrasound examination of the salivary glands and soft tissues of the neck

Treatment methods

Endoscopic surgery

Removal of adenoids, polyps, and cysts, as well as restoration of nasal breathing through minimally invasive access.

Laser surgery

Minimally invasive treatment of diseases of the nose, pharynx, larynx, and vocal cords with minimal discomfort.

Hearing-preserving surgery

Tympanoplasty, stapedoplasty, and surgical treatment of chronic ear diseases.

Phoniatrics

Diagnosis and treatment of voice disorders, speech therapy, and voice rehabilitation.