Ear, Nose and Throat — Ankara
The everyday complaints of an ENT clinic: blocked nose, persistent sinusitis, snoring, adenoids and tonsils in children, hearing and balance problems.
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Sinusitis and Endoscopic Sinus Surgery
Most sinusitis resolves with medication. When symptoms last for months, recur several times a year, or fail to respond, the sinus openings are…
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Snoring and Sleep Apnoea
Snoring is a sound rather than a disease. What matters is whether breathing actually stops behind that sound. Assessment starts with examination and…
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Adenoids and Tonsils
Adenoids and tonsils are part of the immune system, and enlargement does not always call for surgery. The decision rests on how much they affect a…
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Paediatric ENT
Children's ENT complaints behave differently from adults': the signs are more indirect, the examination needs more patience, and because these are…
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Hearing Loss and Tinnitus
Treating hearing loss depends first on establishing its type. Losses arising in the outer and middle ear are often reversible; where the inner ear is…
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Dizziness and Vertigo
Dizziness is not one disease but a symptom shared by many causes. From an ENT point of view the task is to tell whether it arises in the inner ear,…
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Thyroid Nodule and Goitre
Thyroid nodules are far more common than people expect; on ultrasound they are found in a large share of adults. The question is not whether a nodule…
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Neck Lump
Most neck swellings are caused by infection and settle on their own. In an adult, however, a lump that has been present for more than two weeks…
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Hoarseness
Most hoarseness is temporary and settles on its own. A voice change lasting more than four weeks, however, should not be waited out. The clearest…
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Find the source before treating
A blocked nose, dizziness and snoring are symptoms rather than diagnoses. Assessment starts with endoscopic examination and, where needed, testing to find the source.
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