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Medanta's skilled ENT specialists are at the forefront of preserving voice and swallowing with minimally invasive laser techniques.
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ENT (Ear,Nose,Throat) Highlights
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Trailblazers in minimally invasive laser surgery for voice and throat conditions.
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Offering specialized care for hearing loss through cochlear implants.
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Providing a comprehensive diagnosis and treatment for vertigo and balance disorders.
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Pioneers in advanced robotic surgery for head and neck tumors.
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Expert solutions for nasal blockage and chronic sinusitis.
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Employing innovative phonosurgery techniques for vocal cord lesions and voice issues.
About the Speciality
The ENT Department at Medanta is dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of disorders related to the ear, nose, and throat. Our highly skilled otolaryngologists and surgeons employ the latest techniques and technologies to address a wide range of conditions, from hearing loss and sinusitis to throat disorders and head and neck cancers. We understand the impact of these disorders on your daily life and are here to provide the best care possible, helping you regain your comfort and well-being.
ENT Team
Your Source for ENT Care Excellence - Hear, Breathe, and Speak Better.
Our ENT experts customize innovative treatment plans to address the unique needs of each patient.
The ENT department delivers comprehensive care by combining advanced technology with compassion.
Our Treatments
Reviving your senses and rejuvenating your life.
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Vocal cord paralysis
Vocal Cord Paralysis: Vocal cord paralysis occurs when one or both vocal cords lose their ability to move effectively. This can result from nerve damage, tumors, or infections. Symptoms include voice changes, breathing difficulties, and aspiration. Management may involve speech therapy, surgical interventions, or medical treatments, depending on the underlying cause.
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Vocal cord lesion
Vocal Cord Lesion: Vocal cord lesions refer to abnormal growths, such as nodules, polyps, or cysts, on the vocal cords. These growths can result from vocal cord abuse, overuse, or irritation. They often lead to voice changes, hoarseness, and discomfort. Treatment may involve voice therapy or, in severe cases, surgical removal.
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Early cancer of vocal cord
Early Cancer of Vocal Cord: Early-stage vocal cord cancer is a localized malignancy in the vocal cords. Patients often experience persistent hoarseness and throat discomfort. The prognosis is generally favorable when detected and treated early, with options including surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy.
