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ENT UK resource about surgery for thyroglossal duct cyst.
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ENT UK resource about surgery for infection or a recurrent blockage (submandibular gland excision).
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ENT UK resource about surgery to remove a lump (parotidectomy).
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ENT UK resource about your voice and how to use it.
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ENT UK resource about surgery to the inferior turbinates (a turbinoplasty).
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ENT UK resource about sinus surgery for chronic rhinosinusitis without nasal polyps.
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ENT UK resource about sinus surgery for chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps.
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ENT UK resource about septal surgery.
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ENT UK resource about nasal injuries.
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ENT UK resource about how to use nasal drops.
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ENT UK resource about flexible nasal endoscopy.
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ENT UK resource about anosmia and smelling disorders.
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ENT UK resource about intracapsular tonsillectomy for children.
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ENT UK resource helping you decide about tonsil surgery for your child.
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ENT UK resource about grommets and decision-making for parents.
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ENT UK resource about chronic rhinosinusitis in children.
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What is a complex exercise laryngoscopy test? Complex exercise laryngoscopy uses a tiny flexible camera to look at your throat and larynx (voice box) before and after exercise. We do this test to diagnose something called ‘exercise induced laryngeal obstruction’ (EILO). This means that your...
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What is GORD (gastroesophageal reflux disease)? This is a medical condition where the content of the stomach (food, drink and acid) move back to the oesophagus (gullet). It is usually treated by medicines (anti-acids) but sometimes the if the symptoms persist, surgery is needed. What are the...
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Anosmia is not being able to smell. Smell is one of our body’s powerful senses. Our senses are important for everyday life. When we lose one of our senses or are born without one of them, this has a huge impact on the persons daily life.
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What is an implantable hearing device? Your child has a hearing loss, but cannot wear a conventional hearing aid. This may be because they have had previous mastoid surgery, have a profound hearing loss in one ear (single-sided deafness) or were born with a small ear (microtia). However, there are...
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What are snoring and sleep apnoea in children? When a child falls asleep, the muscles in the body relax. Relaxation of the muscles in the throat can narrow the breathing passage. For most children, there is still plenty of space to breathe easily. Snoring is the sound generated by vibration of the...
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What are prominent ears? Prominent ears are when the ears ‘stick out’. These photographs before and after surgery give an idea of what this means. How are they treated? Various different surgical procedures may be used to correct ears which ‘stick out’. This depends upon the...
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What is an airway endoscopy or MLTB? MLTB stands for ‘microlaryngotracheobronchoscopy’. An endoscopy is a procedure which is performed whilst your child is under a general anaesthetic. It enables the ear, nose and throat (ENT) surgeon to closely examine your child’s upper airway...
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What is a tracheostomy? A tracheostomy is an artificial surgical opening into the wind-pipe (trachea) via the neck providing a channel for effective breathing (respiration) and the removal of ‘tracheobronchial secretions’, when circumstances make breathing impossible via the mouth and...
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