Services & Facilities
The clinical expertise and nursing care provided by Sudeep ENT Hospital are of the highest caliber in a variety of disciplines. We provide a variety of services in the healthcare industry. Our priority is providing excellent service at a fair price. Our goal is to guarantee that all demographic groups have access to inexpensive healthcare services, and our mission is to provide quality-driven services.
Sudeep ENT Hospital is meticulous in its attention to detail and our patients' welfare. We continuously aim for a quality culture, one that emphasizes ongoing development and superior patient care and services. Our comprehensive reporting of our quality data and care reflects our commitment to offering the greatest calibre of care. In addition to the medical services we offer, City goes above and above to meet our patients' healthcare needs.
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General Facilities
- Modular OT with Laminar Flow
- Vertigo Lab
- Karl Storz Spice Camera
- Zeiss Microscope
- Audiologist
- Speech Room
- Mediclaim
- Cashless Transactions
- Speech Therapy
Special Facilities
COCHLEAR IMPLANT SURGERY
Cochlear implant surgery is a procedure that aims to restore hearing in individuals with severe to profound hearing loss. It involves the insertion of an electronic device into the inner ear, stimulating the auditory nerve and bypassing damaged or non-functioning hair cells. The implant consists of an external speech processor and an internal receiver-stimulator, working together to provide sound perception and understanding.
AFTER SURGERY
After cochlear implant surgery, it is important to take certain precautions to ensure proper healing and optimal outcomes. Patients are advised to avoid water exposure to the surgical site for several weeks and refrain from activities that may cause pressure or trauma to the head. They should also follow the recommended guidelines for device activation, mapping sessions, and regular follow-up appointments with their audiologist for adjustment and rehabilitation.
VERTIGO
Vertigo is a symptom characterized by a spinning or whirling sensation, often accompanied by dizziness, imbalance, and nausea. It is commonly caused by disturbances in the inner ear, such as benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), vestibular neuritis, or Ménière's disease. Treatment options for vertigo depend on the underlying cause and may include medication, physical therapy exercises, or in some cases, surgical interventions.
AFTER SURGERY
After vertigo surgery, it is crucial to take specific precautions to support the healing process and prevent complications. Patients are typically advised to avoid sudden head movements, strenuous activities, and lifting heavy objects for a certain period. They should also follow post-operative instructions regarding medication usage, wound care, and scheduled follow-up visits with their healthcare provider to monitor progress and address any concerns.
EAR DISCHARGE AND TYMPANOMASTOID SURGERY
When the discharge is persistent or recurrent and associated with chronic infections or structural abnormalities, tympanomastoid surgery may be performed. This surgical procedure aims to address the underlying issues within the middle ear and mastoid bone, such as cholesteatoma or chronic otitis media, by removing infected tissue, reconstructing damaged structures, and improving overall ear health.
AFTER SURGERY
After ear discharge and tympanomastoid surgery, it is important to take precautions to promote healing and prevent complications. Patients are typically advised to avoid getting water into the operated ear, refrain from blowing the nose forcefully, and follow the prescribed antibiotic regimen. It is crucial to attend follow-up appointments for dressing changes and monitoring of the surgical site to ensure proper recovery and address any concerns.
SKULL BASE SURGERIES
Skull base surgeries are complex procedures performed to address various conditions involving the base of the skull and the structures within it. These surgeries aim to remove tumors, repair defects, treat vascular abnormalities, or alleviate nerve compression. They are typically conducted through minimally invasive techniques or open approaches, depending on the specific condition. Close collaboration between neurosurgeons, otolaryngologists, and other specialists is essential for successful outcomes.
AFTER SURGERY
After skull base surgeries, taking precautions is crucial to support healing and reduce the risk of complications. Patients are often advised to avoid strenuous physical activities, lifting heavy objects, and activities that may increase intracranial pressure. They should also follow the prescribed medication regimen, attend regular follow-up appointments, and report any new or worsening symptoms promptly to their healthcare team. Proper wound care, infection prevention measures are essential for a successful recovery.
SNORING AND SLEEP APNOEA CLINIC
A snoring and sleep apnea clinic is a specialized medical facility that focuses on the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of snoring and sleep apnea disorders. These clinics typically offer comprehensive sleep assessments, including sleep studies, to assess the severity and underlying causes of sleep-related breathing disorders. Treatment options may include lifestyle modifications, oral appliances, continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) therapy, surgical interventions, or a combination of approaches tailored to each patient's specific needs. The goal of these clinics is to improve sleep quality, reduce symptoms, and enhance overall health and well-being for individuals affected by snoring and sleep apnea.
AFTER SURGERY
Sudeep ENT Hospital is meticulous in its attention to detail and our patients' welfare. We continuously aim for a quality culture, one that emphasizes ongoing development and superior patient care and services.Sudeep ENT Hospital is meticulous in its attention to detail and our patients' welfare. We continuously aim for a quality culture, one that emphasizes ongoing development and superior patient care and services.
TONSILLECTOMY AND ADENOID SURGERIES
Tonsillectomy and adenoid surgeries involve removing the tonsils and adenoids to address chronic infections, sleep apnea, or related conditions. These procedures alleviate symptoms like recurrent sore throat and breathing difficulties. Post-surgery, patients follow care instructions for pain management, diet, and rest, with regular follow-up appointments for monitoring and support.
AFTER SURGERY
After tonsillectomy and adenoid surgeries, precautions include following a soft diet, avoiding strenuous activities, and maintaining good oral hygiene. Attend follow-up appointments for monitoring and promptly report any signs of infection or bleeding to the healthcare provider.
MICROEAR SURGERY
Microear surgeries are precise procedures for treating middle and inner ear conditions. Using advanced techniques and high-resolution microscopy, they aim to restore hearing and improve ear function. Close monitoring and follow-up care are crucial for successful outcomes.
AFTER SURGERY
After microear surgeries, it is important to take precautions to promote healing and prevent complications. Patients should avoid water exposure to the surgical site, refrain from inserting objects into the ear, and follow post-operative care instructions for medication usage and wound care. Regular follow-up appointments are essential for monitoring progress and addressing any concerns for optimal recovery.
ALLERGY CLINIC
An ENT Allergy Clinic is a specialized medical facility that focuses on the diagnosis and management of allergies related to the ear, nose, and throat. These clinics offer comprehensive evaluations and tests to identify specific allergens that may trigger symptoms such as nasal congestion, sneezing, itching, or chronic sinusitis. Treatment options may include allergen avoidance, medication therapy, immunotherapy, or a combination of approaches tailored to each patient's needs. The goal of an ENT Allergy Clinic is to provide relief, improve quality of life, and help patients effectively manage their allergic conditions.
AFTER SURGERY
Sudeep ENT Hospital is meticulous in its attention to detail and our patients' welfare. We continuously aim for a quality culture, one that emphasizes ongoing development and superior patient care and services.Sudeep ENT Hospital is meticulous in its attention to detail and our patients' welfare. We continuously aim for a quality culture, one that emphasizes ongoing development and superior patient care and services.
OTOSCLEROSIS AND STAPES SURGERY
Otosclerosis is a condition characterized by abnormal bone growth in the middle ear, leading to hearing loss. Stapes surgery, also known as stapedectomy or stapedotomy, is a surgical procedure performed to treat otosclerosis. During the surgery, the stapes bone is replaced or reshaped to improve sound transmission in the inner ear. The goal of stapes surgery is to restore or improve hearing and alleviate symptoms caused by otosclerosis.
AFTER SURGERY
After otosclerosis and stapes surgery, it is crucial to take precautions to support healing and prevent complications. Patients should avoid activities that could increase inner ear pressure, such as heavy lifting or straining. They should also follow post-operative care instructions, attend scheduled follow-up appointments for monitoring, and report any concerning symptoms promptly to their healthcare provider.
LARYNGOLOGY AND MICROLARYNGEAL SURGERY
Laryngology and microlaryngeal surgery are specialized fields focusing on the diagnosis and treatment of voice and throat disorders. These surgeries involve minimally invasive techniques to address conditions like vocal cord nodules, polyps, or lesions. The aim is to restore voice function and alleviate symptoms while preserving vocal cord health and function.
AFTER SURGERY
After laryngology and microlaryngeal surgery, precautions are essential for optimal healing and voice recovery. Patients are advised to rest their voice and avoid excessive talking or singing. They should follow post-operative care instructions, such as avoiding irritants, staying hydrated, and attending follow-up appointments for monitoring and voice rehabilitation if necessary.