Here we discuss two common forms of chronic sinusitis: Chronic Sinusitis Allergic Fungal Sinusitis Chronic Sinusitis A child’s sinuses are small cavities in the nasal passages that are filled with air. Their function is not well understood, but may be involved in aiding humidification, but may also help in reducing the skull’s weight and protection of the …
In this section we discuss: Speech Delay Language Development Reading Your child needs to develop language skills in order to adjust socially. However, conditions like pediatric conductive or sensorineural hearing loss may cause speech problems early in development. The conditions might interfere with a child’s ability to learn and hinder language development or cause problems …
A look at common swallowing conditions: Trouble Swallowing Drooling Foreign Body Aspiration Trouble Swallowing An infant or child who suffers from difficulty swallowing – also known as dysphagia- will have trouble passing food or liquids down the throat. The act of swallowing is a very complex, coordinated event that involves dozens of muscles and nerves …
In this section we look at two very effective treatments: Excision of a preauricular cyst EarWell™ The specialists at ENT for Children diagnose and treat a broad range of ear related conditions in children. Excision of a preauricular cyst and EarWell™ are two very effective treatments we are highly experienced with. Excision Preauricular Pit or Cyst …
Everything about sinus surgery... on this page we cover: Imaging Adenoidectomy Endoscopic Sinus Surgery/FESS Balloon Sinuplasty Computer Guided Sinus Surgery Chronic sinus problems are very common for those who live in North Texas. It is important that all medical concerns have been addressed prior to pursuing a surgical option. Imaging Radiological imaging allows your physician …
In this section we cover: Choanal Atresia Choanal Atresia Children who suffer from choanal atresia are born with blockage of the back of their nose, either by soft tissue or bone. Babies are preferential nose breathers, and can take several weeks to months before they transition to both mouth breathing and nose breathing. Because of …