A definite diagnosis and treatment plan require examination and appropriate tests. Featured topics below; see the full specialties catalog for the complete grouped list.
Topics reflect medical ENT scope; suitability and treatment options are confirmed after consultation.
For selected conditions bordering the skull base, imaging and clinical findings guide a detailed discussion of surgical suitability, alternatives and risks.
Detailed anatomical review with MRI / CT
Endoscopic approaches in selected cases
Discussion of observation and radiotherapy options
A definite diagnosis and treatment plan require examination and appropriate tests.
Neck swellings lasting more than two to three weeks, growing, or firm and painless need an ENT examination. Ultrasound and needle biopsy clarify the cause when needed.
Hoarseness lasting more than three weeks, especially in smokers, warrants endoscopic examination of the larynx. Most causes are benign, but early assessment matters.
Examination, imaging and biopsy results are reviewed with a multidisciplinary team; surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy are planned individually by tumour site and stage.
Selected skull-base conditions are assessed with imaging and clinical findings; surgery is not suitable for everyone, and observation or radiotherapy may be alternatives.
No; most parotid lumps are benign. Because they tend to grow, they are assessed with ultrasound and, when needed, biopsy before planning treatment.
Food sticking, coughing on swallowing, a lump sensation or weight loss call for throat and larynx examination, with swallowing tests or imaging when needed.
Chronic middle-ear disease, recurrent discharge or problems after previous surgery are assessed with exam and audiology; options such as tympanoplasty are planned accordingly.
With reconstruction and voice and swallowing therapy, function is preserved or regained substantially in many patients; results depend on the extent of surgery and the individual.
Frequent recurrent infections, snoring with breathing pauses, or fluid affecting hearing are assessed after examination.
Yes, examination and counselling can be conducted in English.
Use phone, WhatsApp or the contact form. For medical emergencies call 112.
Private hospital coverage depends on your insurer and policy. Confirm with the hospital when booking; diagnosis and treatment plans follow examination.
