ENT
The Department of ENT deals with a wide gamut of medical as well as surgical ministrations for ear, nose and throat related complications.
Left untreated, ear ailments can cause long-term and debilitating problems, including infection, hearing loss, vertigo (dizziness), and facial paralysis or weakness. Our ENT specialty trained otologists/neurotologists are amongst the best in the field.
Our Team
Dr. Sampan Singh Bist
Professor & Head
Dr. Lovneesh kumar
Professor
Dr. Vinish Kumar Agarwal
Associate Professor
Dr. Mahima Luthra
Assistant Professor
Facilities
The Department of ENT is equipped with sophisticated operating microscopes, diagnostic video endoscopes and audiology labs.
When required the department collaborates with other specialties like pediatric, pulmonology, anaesthesia, neurology, oncology etc. to deliver best treatment outcomes.
- Audiology (hearing evaluation)
- Tympanography
- Hearing Aid Trial
- OAE / BERA / ASSR
- Balance Disorders Center
- Vertigo diagnosis
- Speech therapy / pathology
- Electronystagmography (ENG) / Vestibular retraining therapy
- Complete ENT-equipped examination rooms
- Tympanography
- Soundproof audiology testing booth
- Balance disorders testing
- Cochlear Implant Councelling
Treatments
Listed below are few conditions that our experts deal with :
- Allergic rhinitis
- Cleft palates
- Deafness or age-related hearing loss
- Deviated septum
- Ear deformities
- Eardrum perforation
- Meniere’s disease
- Nasal airway obstruction
- Sinusitis
- Snoring and sleep apnea
- Sore throat
- Swollen adenoids
- Throat tumors
- Tinnitus
- Tonsillitis
- Vocal cord and airway disorders
Services
| Outpatient & In-patient Services | |
| Consultation inclusive of ENT examination | Flexible nasal/ laryngeal endoscopy |
| Ear microscopy | Otology |
| Rhinology including Endoscopic Sinus Surgery | Laryngology |
| Phonosurgery | Minor procedures |
| Outpatient Allied Services | |
| Audiology | Speech therapy |
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Cochlear Implant
Cochlear Implants are small, electronic devices, which provide awareness of sound so that patients may enjoy the benefits of hearing.
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Cochlear Implant Enables Hearing
Even when hearing loss is severe and early in onset, the hearing nerve survives and retains responsiveness to electrical currents.
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Variations in the power
Variations in the power and tempo of the electrical signals convey various sounds by triggering different patterns of impulses in the hearing nerve. Hearing stations in the brain receive and coordinate these impulse trains.
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Benefits of Cochlear Implantation
A child born deaf can develop verbal language, parents with diminishing hearing who wish to monitor the safety and speech of their hearing child, or those with advanced hearing loss who wish to hear the voices of younger generations, the benefits for restoring hearing are numerous.
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Common Ear Procedures
Most ear infections get better on their own or with antibiotics. Chronic ear infections may require lifestyle changes, decongestant medications, or treatment of allergy disorders. Only severe cases may require surgery, either through the ear canal or through an incision behind the ear.
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Myringotomy Tubes (Ear Tubes)
Small tubes are surgically placed in the eardrum to help fluid to drain from the middle ear, create a pathway for air to move freely, and prevent fluid buildup behind the eardrum.
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Tympanoplasty
An eardrum can burst or tear due to severe ear infection, being poked with a foreign object, sudden change in air pressure, head trauma, or a loud noise. The damaged eardrum may be rebuilt using graft of skin or tissue from another part of the ear.
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Mastoidectomy
A cholesteatoma is a benign mass that if left untreated may damage hearing and the mastoid bone that helps regulate air pressure inside the ear. The surgeon can remove the damaged portions of the mastoid bone as well as the cholesteatoma.
