otolaryngologists

Doctors for sinuses

Otolaryngologists are physicians who specialize in disorders of the ear, nose, and throat—often called ENT doctors.

They treat conditions ranging from hearing loss and sinus infections to throat cancer and sleep apnea.

The field combines medical and surgical approaches: The otolaryngologist recommended removing her tonsils.

conditions

sinusitis

Inflamed nasal cavities

sleep apnea · deviated septum · polyps · pharyngitis · dysphonia · dysphagia · allergies · nosebleeds · strep throat · hoarseness

surgical

tonsillectomy

Excision of throat lymphoid tissue

laryngectomy · thyroidectomy · cochlear implant · sinus surgery · mastoidectomy · tracheostomy · operating room · anesthesia · incision · reconstruction

anatomy

pharynx

Muscular throat cavity

sinuses · adenoids · tonsils · vestibular system · ossicles · nasal cavity · turbinates · epiglottis · thyroid · parotid

clinical

ENT

Head orifice specialty

  • earAuditory organ
  • noseOlfactory facial organ
  • throatNeck's inner passage

diagnosis · examination · endoscopy · audiometry · otoscopy · biopsy · imaging · consultation · referral · specialist

professional

board certification

Formal professional competency verification

medical degree · training · rhinology · practice · hospital · academic · physician · surgeon · credentials · continuing education

Opposites
medical specialization

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Family

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