This condition usually accompanies acute upper respiratory tract infections and is associated with swelling of the mucous membrane around the pharyngeal orifice of the auditory trumpet. It is...
When a patient presents to the doctor with ear complaints, the first things the doctor does are a history and an examination of the outer ear by looking at it.
Screening aims at early detection of the condition in order to undertake appropriate treatment and prevent the consequences of the disease.
Hearing disorders can occur at any age - in children, in adults and in older people.
It aims to improve hearing, which affects the patient's quality of life and function.
Exudative otitis media is a disease with few symptoms. Many patients are not aware that they are suffering from it.
Reconstruction of the eardrum, is a procedure that is performed very frequently in patients with eardrum perforation. It is a very important part, protecting the ear from various infections, among...
Indicative and objective methods are used to assess a child's hearing using appropriate equipment.
Early detection of hearing disorders in children is important for their normal, harmonious development. A child with hearing impairment or deafness develops less well, with speech, behavioural,...
Many patients who have problems with their ears, throat, nose, sinuses or larynx do not know which doctor to see and which branch of medicine deals with these problems.
The organ of hearing consists of three components: the ear, the auditory pathway and the auditory centres in the central nervous system. The vestibulocochlear nerve, exits through the...
The ear trumpet, or Eustachian tube, is a canal that is up to 4 centimetres long. It connects the eardrum cavity of the middle ear to the upper part of the throat. The primary function of the...
Otitis media is one of the more common ENT conditions, especially in children. It is very important to recognise it early and treat it adequately to prevent complications.
Acute otitis media is a condition where the inflammatory process involves the mucous membrane lining the middle ear structures. In adults, it occurs primarily in the course of upper respiratory tract...
The insertion of foreign bodies into natural orifices is more common among children than adults. Foreign bodies can be of organic (seeds, insects) or inorganic origin (small toys or parts of toys,...
Inflammatory lesions of the external ear are most commonly located in the external auditory canal. The most common pathogens are bacteria: staphylococcus aureus and blue pus and fungi.