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Medication application to the larynx is a direct treatment method in which medication is placed on the laryngeal mucosa and vocal folds.

Medication application in the throat is most often used as a preparatory step before other ENT procedures. It improves patient comfort and allows the main examination or treatment to be carried out more precisely.

Medication application in the nasal cavity is a local treatment procedure for adults and children. During the visit, the specialist applies medication directly into the nasal passages so that the active treatment reaches areas that ordinary sprays used at home…

Medication application in the external ear canal is a local treatment procedure for adults and children. During the procedure, the specialist places medication directly in the ear canal, which allows the medicine to act immediately on the inflamed area.

The postoperative follow-up visit is intended for patients who have recently undergone nose, ear, or throat surgery, as well as other ENT procedures.

The in-depth consultation of the specialist carries out an in-depth assessment of the child’s reading, writing and phonological skills.

Local anesthesia is a method that relieves pain by administering the anesthetic directly into the treatment area. It blocks the transmission of pain signals to the brain, allowing smaller surgical or diagnostic procedures to be performed while the patient&#821…

A repeat ENT consultation is intended for patients who have previously been to an otolaryngologist and come to evaluate the effectiveness of the prescribed treatment, the course of the disease and the plan for further therapy or follow-up.

Removal of a foreign body from the ear, nose, or throat is a procedure performed by an ENT specialist for both adults and children. Foreign bodies can range from toy parts and food to insects or accidentally inserted objects.

Medication delivery into the middle ear is a precise medical procedure for adults and children in which treatment is introduced directly into the tympanic cavity.