Who are the specialists in the ENT department?

The different specialists in the ENT department may include the following: Rhinologists specialize in nose and sinus problems such as nasal polyps, deviated nasal septum, chronic sinusitis, CSF leak skull base tumors, etc. Otologists treat ear drum perforation, hearing loss, cholesteatoma, tinnitus, dizziness, facial nerve disorders, congenital malformations of the ear, ear tumors, otosclerosis, skull base, etc. Laryngologists deal with benign (non-cancerous) vocal cord lesions, cancerous or precancerous lesions, infectious or inflammatory conditions, autoimmune conditions, neurological conditions, airway conditions, vocal cord motion abnormalities, etc. Pediatric Otolaryngologists deal with tonsils, adenoid ear diseases, airway problems, cleft lip and palate, allergy and sinus diseases, and acquired and congenital head and neck masses in children. Many times, one doctor has more than one specialty. You can consult with that specialist, depending on your condition.

What medical reports are required before meeting an ENT Specialist?

Actual reports may vary from case to case, but carrying the above reports, if you have, would be helpful when meeting the ENT doctor: CT scans and MRIs of the head and sinuses Blood test reports and X-rays A list of chronic diagnoses (like high blood pressure or depression) and past operations

Best ENT Specialist Doctors in University Hospital Rechts Der Isar

Listing 1 ENT Specialist in University Hospital Rechts Der Isar.

Prof. Dr. Clemens Heiser

ENT Surgeon

Munich, Germany

5.0 (12 Ratings)

17+ years of experience

Designation: Head of Department

Works At: University Hospital Rechts der Isar

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Prof. Dr. Clemens Heiser is an ENT Surgeon/Otorhinolaryngologist, practicing successfully for more than 13 years. He completed his Medical studies at Klini....

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Actual reports may vary from case to case, but carrying the above reports, if you have, would be helpful when meeting the ENT doctor:

CT scans and MRIs of the head and sinuses
Blood test reports and X-rays
A list of chronic diagnoses (like high blood pressure or depression) and past operations

The different specialists in the ENT department may include the following:

Rhinologists specialize in nose and sinus problems such as nasal polyps, deviated nasal septum, chronic sinusitis, CSF leak skull base tumors, etc.
Otologists treat ear drum perforation, hearing loss, cholesteatoma, tinnitus, dizziness, facial nerve disorders, congenital malformations of the ear, ear tumors, otosclerosis, skull base, etc.
Laryngologists deal with benign (non-cancerous) vocal cord lesions, cancerous or precancerous lesions, infectious or inflammatory conditions, autoimmune conditions, neurological conditions, airway conditions, vocal cord motion abnormalities, etc.
Pediatric Otolaryngologists deal with tonsils, adenoid ear diseases, airway problems, cleft lip and palate, allergy and sinus diseases, and acquired and congenital head and neck masses in children.

Many times, one doctor has more than one specialty. You can consult with that specialist, depending on your condition.

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