The ENT Clinic deals with the diagnosis and treatment of patients with diseases of the upper respiratory tract, i.e. diseases of the ears, nose, sinuses, throat and larynx.

The most common indications for a visit to a laryngologist are:

• hoarseness,
• cough,
• chronic runny nose,
• nose bleeds,
• headaches and dizziness,
• ear ache,
• hearing loss.

They can be symptoms of chronic inflammation, proliferative diseases, but they can also herald systemic diseases or be a reaction to drugs used to treat other diseases.

Ambulatory tests/procedures available:

• peritonsillar abscess incision,
• paracentesis (incision of the eardrum),
• ear rinsing,
• taking a biopsy from the nose, throat with hist-pat examination,
• sinus punctures,
• anterior nasal tamponade,
• removal of a foreign body from the throat, nose or ear,
• dressing change with wound cleaning,
• full range of laboratory tests,
• endoscopy – videoscopy,
• microbiological tests – swabs from the nose, throat, larynx.

Go to outpatient procedures in the field of adult and pediatric laryngology

Hospital procedures available:

Go to hospital procedures in the field of ENT for adults and children

For your first visit to the ENT specialist, you should bring:

• previous medical records,
• list of medications taken.