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Por Professor Simon Lloyd
30.04.19
Otorrinolaringología

Otosclerosis: what's my treatment options?

Otosclerosis is where a small bone in the middle ear becomes stuck in place as a result of bone tissue growing around it, where it shouldn't be. This can, unfortunately, lead to hearing loss and is common in young adults. Our top ENT specialist Professor Simon Lloyd explains how the condition can be treated.

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Por Mr Abbad Toma
29.04.19
Otorrinolaringología

Deviated septum: when it needs treatment

A deviated septum is where the middle part of your nose – which divides your nostrils – is slightly to one side. Up to 60-70% of us could be affected by nasal septum deviation – so when does it need treatment? We spoke to leading London-based ENT surgeon, Mr Abbad Toma...Deviated septum: when it needs treatment

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Por Mr Michael Pringle
26.04.19
Otorrinolaringología

Cholesteatoma: is it dangerous?

There are many things that can affect our ears and our hearing, but some are potentially more damaging than others. Cholesteatoma is a type of cyst, which, while not cancerous, has the potential to cause serious health problems. Leading ENT surgeon Mr Michael Pringle is here to explain.

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Por Professor Simon Lloyd
16.04.19
Otorrinolaringología

Cochlear implants: is hearing fully restored?

Cochlear implants enable someone with profound hearing loss to be able to communicate and lead a normal lifestyle. We asked top ENT surgeon Professor Simon Lloyd to explain just how well the implants work and if hearing is fully restored.

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Por Professor Simon Lloyd
08.04.19
Otorrinolaringología

Cochlear implants: how do they work?

Cochlear implants are a small device that provides a sense of sound to a person who is profoundly deaf, which means that both deaf adults and children can lead a normal life. Expert otolaryngologist and ENT surgeon Professor Simon Lloyd explains how the device works exactly and what are the benefits vs. the disadvantages.

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Por Ms Lydia Badia
04.04.19
Otorrinolaringología

Preservation rhinoplasty: how to restore your nose after injury

Nasal injuries are common in sport – particularly contact sports such as rugby. Because the nose doesn’t always heal properly on its own, the recovery process can leave your nose looking different to how it was before. Luckily, there is treatment that can help. Preservation rhinoplasty aims to restore an injured nose to its original form. We spoke with one of the UK’s leading rhinoplasty surgeons, Ms Lydia Badia, about how preservation rhinoplasty works.

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Por Mr Abhijeet Parikh
03.04.19
Otorrinolaringología

Cholesteatoma: why is treatment necessary?

If you have the ear infection cholesteatoma, it's important to get it treated right away to stop any further complications, such as hearing loss. We asked our expert otolaryngologist Mr Abhijeet Parikh to explains why it needs to be treated.

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Por Mr Ram Moorthy
01.04.19
Otorrinolaringología

What are the reasons for thyroid surgery?

Whether you have an overactive thyroid gland, one that is enlarged, or if your nodule looks unsightly, thyroid surgery may be the way to go! Expert otolaryngologist Mr Ram Moorthy discusses the four common reasons to have the procedure in detail.

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Por Professor Stuart Winter
26.03.19
Otorrinolaringología

Pharyngeal pouch surgery

A pharyngeal pouch at the top of the oesophagus can cause food to stick in your throat, regurgitation, aspiration, and in extreme cases can even make it impossible to eat. Treating this condition usually involves surgery. Expert ENT surgeon Mr Stuart Winter is here to explain how this is done.

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Por Mr Ram Moorthy
25.03.19
Otorrinolaringología

What happens during thyroid surgery?

If you have been advised that you need to have thyroid surgery, you may be wondering what happens during the operation. Experienced otolaryngologist Mr Ram Moorthy explains what happens during the procedure, afterwards in recovery and if it affects the voice.

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