Thursday, July 28, 2011

Concha Bullosa

 
Bilateral large Concha Bullosa
Concha Bullosa means when the middle turbinate contains air or it is opened instead of like the inferior one as shown. It may not cause any problem or it may cause narrowing of sinus passage. It may be cause of headache especially in allergic cases. Treatment is straightforward. Excise the lateral half of this turbinate facing the sinus with help of endoscope and preserving its mucosa.

Tuesday, July 12, 2011

common tongue picture without any symptoms.

What are these? are these hypertrohied taste buds?

Oral Lichen Planus

This is chronic condition of mouth where the cheek
mucosa acquires shades of red grey or white. The exact
cause is not clear but may be related to stress. This
is treated by topical steroids and sometimes steroids
given by systemic route. Anti oxidants, antacids may
also be prescribed. In doubt of diagnosis, biopsy may
be necessary.

Saturday, July 9, 2011

Endoscopic Cauterization of bleeding points in nasal bleeding.

It's better to look inside the nose before packing the nose with help of nasal endoscope. If bleeding is localized especially in form of  spurter, then immediate cauterization is useful. In cases of chronic renal failure or other chronic medical illness where bleeding is diffuse, cauterization may not be beneficial and keeping a gel foam or keeping merocel over diffuse bleeder will stop the bleeding. Gel foam may not need to be removed as it dissolves soon.  

Wednesday, July 6, 2011

FAQs about Tongue Tie

First Point: Type of Anaesthesia: I often get phone calls where parents ask the question whether the surgery will be done in local or general anaesthesia. Most often the patient is small kid and the site to be operated is very vascular (full of bleeding vessels). So, its is safer to operate under general anaesthesia as this will protect his wind pipe getting choked with blood and surgeon can carry the procedure as planned.

Tuesday, July 5, 2011

A large Benign vocal polyp

This polyp was very big in very small space inside the larynx. Patient was heavy smoker. it was removed under microscope. The histopathological examination confirmed it to be benign polyp.

The patient has left smoking now and on regular follow up and have been advised speech therapy.

Friday, July 1, 2011

Consent information for Otoplasty (Pinnaplasty)


CONSENT INFORMATION – PATIENT COPY

OTOPLASTY (also known as Pinnaplasty)

PLEASE READ THIS SHEET BEFORE YOU CONSENT FOR YOUR PROCEDURE

This information sheet provides general information to a person having an Otoplasty. It does not provide advice to the individual. It is important that the content is discussed between the patient and the concerned doctors who understand the level of fitness and medical condition.
What is “Otoplasty”?

Consent information for Myringoplasty


CONSENT INFORMATION – PATIENT COPY

MYRINGOPLASTY

PLEASE READ THIS SHEET BEFORE YOU CONSENT FOR YOUR PROCEDURE

This information sheet provides general information to a person having a Myringoplasty. It does not provide advice to the individual. It is important that the content is discussed between the patient and the concerned doctors who understand the level of fitness and medical condition.
What is “Myringoplasty”?

Cosent information for Laryngoscopy


CONSENT INFORMATION – PATIENT COPY

LARYNGOSCOPY

PLEASE READ THIS SHEET BEFORE YOU CONSENT FOR YOUR PROCEDURE

This information sheet provides general information to a person having a Laryngoscopy. It does not provide advice to the individual. It is important that the content is discussed between the patient and the concerned doctors who understand the level of fitness and medical condition.
What is “Laryngoscopy”?

Consent Information for Septoplasty


CONSENT INFORMATION – PATIENT COPY

SEPTOPLASTY

PLEASE READ THIS SHEET BEFORE YOU CONSENT FOR YOUR PROCEDURE

This information sheet provides general information to a person having a Septoplasty. It does not provide advice to the individual. It is important that the content is discussed between the patient and the concerned doctors who understand the level of fitness and medical condition.

Consent information for Mastoidectomy


CONSENT INFORMATION – PATIENT COPY

MASTOIDECTOMY

PLEASE READ THIS SHEET BEFORE YOU CONSENT FOR YOUR PROCEDURE

This information sheet provides general information to a person having a Mastoidectomy. It does not provide advice to the individual. It is important that the content is discussed between the patient and the concerned doctors who understand the level of fitness and medical condition.

Consent information for Stapectomy or Stapedotomy

CONSENT INFORMATION – PATIENT COPY
STAPEDECTOMY

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This information sheet provides general information to a person having a Stapedectomy. It does not provide advice to the individual. It is important that the content is discussed between the patient and the concerned doctors who understand the level of fitness and medical condition.

Consent form for Adenoidectomy


CONSENT INFORMATION – PATIENT COPY

ADENOIDECTOMY

PLEASE READ THIS SHEET BEFORE YOU CONSENT FOR YOUR PROCEDURE

This information sheet provides general information to a person having an Adenoidectomy. It does not provide advice to the individual. It is important that the content is discussed between the patient and the concerned doctors who understand the level of fitness and medical condition.

Consent form for Oesophagoscopy

CONSENT INFORMATION – PATIENT COPY

OESOPHAGOSCOPY (also known as Gastroscopy)

PLEASE READ THIS SHEET BEFORE YOU CONSENT FOR YOUR PROCEDURE

This information sheet provides general information to a person having an Oesophagoscopy. It does not provide advice to the individual. It is important that the content is discussed between the patient and the concerned doctors who understand the level of fitness and medical condition.

Consent form for Rhinoplasty (Nose Job)


CONSENT INFORMATION – PATIENT COPY

RHINOPLASTY

PLEASE READ THIS SHEET BEFORE YOU CONSENT FOR YOUR PROCEDURE

This information sheet provides general information to a person having a Rhinoplasty. It does not provide advice to the individual. It is important that the content is discussed between the patient and the concerned doctors who understand the level of fitness and medical condition.

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