Otolaryngologists, also known as ENT (ear, nose, throat) physicians, are highly trained specialists who diagnose and treat disorders of the ears, nose, throat, head, and neck. Their expertise covers both medical and surgical treatments.
As many as 10% of people suffer from hearing loss. Otolaryngologists are uniquely qualified to treat ear disorders including:
In addition to medical management, otolaryngologists can perform surgery on the ears when needed.
Around 40 million Americans develop chronic sinusitis each year. Otolaryngologists have expertise in diagnosing and treating:
Otolaryngologists are trained to medically and surgically manage both acute and chronic sinus conditions.
Two vital functions involving the throat are communication and swallowing. Otolaryngologists have specialized understanding of:
For patients with voice, swallowing, or throat diseases, otolaryngologists can provide medical therapy, surgery, or therapy to help restore function.
In summary, otolaryngologists have comprehensive expertise in treating the intricate structures of the ear, nose, throat, head, and neck. Their specialized skills allow them to diagnose and manage a wide array of medical and surgical conditions affecting these areas.
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