Otolaryngology (ENT)

Request an appointment with the otorhinolaryngologist to consult her for ears, nose and throat problems. Read More

If you are away from the ENT clinic, an otorhinolaryngologist can visit you at home and provide you with the necessary advice and care. Read More

A virtual ENT consultation is an appointment with an otolaryngologist for conditions affecting ear, nose and throat. Read More

Have you ever felt dizzy while raising or lowering your head? or when you wake up? This is benign paroxysmal vertigo, which causes benign but disturbing symptoms that hinder the patient from performing his daily tasks and activities. Read More

A painless hearing test that measures the ability to hear different sounds, pitches, or frequencies, using a very precise instrument called an audiometer. Read More

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A medical procedure performed by an otolaryngologist to drain an abscess of the nose or ear in order to speed up healing. Read More

In the ENT clinic, a fiber-optic camera with a diameter of up to 2 mm, is used to obtain detailed close-up images of the inner nose, larynx, the region behind the nose, the back of the tongue, and the throat (laryngeal nasopharynx) to detect possible pathology. Read More

A medical procedure performed by a specialist otolaryngologist by putting a needle in the hematoma and aspirating the internal content. Read More

Cleaning the ear canal in the ENT doctor’s office using special suction tools and a magnifying lens for accurate detection and clear vision, the process takes only a few minutes. Read More

Treating inflammation of the external ear canal by applying gauze containing an antibiotic ointment used to treat external otitis and get rid of pain. Read More

The process of obtaining a sample of cells by applying suction through a fine needle attached to a syringe. Read More

Determine the status of the tympanic membrane and middle ear via tympanometry. Read More

Treatment is likely to depend on the type of infection you have, and how serious it is. Read More

Nasal filling is the application of sterile tampons to the nasal chambers This is done in order to control bleeding and provide support to the septum. Read More

A medical procedure to seal bleeding tissues. Read More

A test to determine the condition of the cochlea, and hair cell function ّImportant to detect the hearing status of newborns, infants, and individuals with developmental disabilities. Read More

A procedure performed by ُENT specialist to assess the nasal passages and paranasal sinuses, using high-quality magnifying instruments, as well as evaluating the nasal mucosa, sinus anatomy, and nasal pathology. Read More

A dressing is a sterile pad or compress applied to a wound to promote healing and protect the wound from further harm. Read More

Reflexive contraction of the middle ear muscles in response to a 10-second continuous sound stimulus. Read More

Clinical instrument for audiological diagnosis and acoustic immunoassay to assess the neural pathway surrounding the stapedial reflex, which occurs in response to a loud sound (70 to 90 dB above the threshold). Read More

A hearing test using an audiometer that sends tones to a customer’s ear and measures the sensitivity of an individual’s hearing to calibrated pure tones, allowing the determination of the degree, type and configuration of a hearing loss. Read More

A non-surgical procedure for stones that are actually calcium deposits from the salivary glands, which block the flow of saliva. Read More

Removing foreign bodies by advancing a forceps incrementally through the external auditory canal until the foreign body is grasped. Read More