Otolaryngology Clinics
Director: Dr. Eran Alon
Charge Nurse: Karen Grisee
Office manager: Vered Skal
Contact:
To make an appointment, please call:
03-5305000
Fax: 03-5305001
Clinic Hours:
Sunday-Thursday, 8:00-15:00
Location:
Otolaryngology Building (next to the Gartner Institute), Entrance Floor
At our Otolaryngology Clinics, we diagnose, treat, and provide follow-up care on conditions affecting the nose, ear, throat, head, and neck in both children and adults. Our clinics cater to outpatients (those not admitted to the hospital) and offer guidance to both emergency rooms and inpatient departments. Each room comes equipped with a microscope, allowing us to monitor and document all endoscopic examinations in a detailed manner.
Alongside the clinics, there is a hearing, speech, and language institute that encompasses a variety of activity areas in the fields of hearing disorders, voice, speech and language disorders, balance disorders, and swallowing. Joint teams of ENT doctors and speech therapists conduct shared clinics for diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up in specialized areas that include cochlear implants, middle ear implants, voice disorders, vertigo diseases, and swallowing disorders.
The scope of services provided by otolaryngology clinics
Head and Neck Oncology: This clinic works closely with the oncology institute's team to diagnose, treat, and monitor both benign and malignant tumors in the head and neck area. This includes the throat, pharynx, nose, sinuses, salivary glands, oral cavity and tongue, eye sockets, and the thyroid and parathyroid glands.
Otolaryngology: Preparation and follow-up for middle ear surgeries, including simple and complex tympanoplasty for repairing eardrum perforations and abnormalities in the ossicular chain; mastoidectomy (endoscopic and conventional), to eliminate chronic processes (cholesteatoma) and tumors from the ear; surgeries on the endolymphatic sac and labyrinth for treating vertigo diseases; Preparation, preparation, planning, treatment, and follow-up for ear tumors (including acoustic neuroma).
Cochlear implant: Our clinic works closely with the communication clinic team. Assessment of profound hearing impairments in infants and adults, and preparation and monitoring of the surgical and rehabilitation process. Information about the cochlear implant program.
Middle ear implants: BAHA and SB, in collaboration with the communication clinic team. Assessment of complex hearing impairments, and preparation and monitoring of the surgical and rehabilitation process for implantation of hearing aids in the skull or middle ear cavity.
Sinus and nasal care: Monitoring and treatment of sinus issues and nasal disorders; diagnosis, preparation, and follow-up on endoscopic sinus and nasal surgeries (FESS) for inflammatory diseases and nasal and sinus tumors; surgeries for the nasal septum and turbinates; diagnosis, preparation, and follow-up for the closure of cerebrospinal fluid leaks.
Aesthetic and reconstructive surgery: Assessment, diagnosis and follow-up of aesthetic surgeries of the nose and ear. Reconstruction and rehabilitation of ear defects (anotia and microtia).
Voice and throat care: Diagnosis, assessment, treatment and monitoring of voice disorders, hoarseness and throat diseases in children and adults. The clinic conducts a multidisciplinary team examination of complex voice issues in children and adults for conservative/behavioural or surgical treatment guidance. Tests include stroboscopy, aerodynamic assessment of voice function, glottography, acoustic processing of voice properties and electromyography (EMG) of the laryngeal muscles. Tests for hoarseness in children are done under sedation during day hospitalisation The clinic provides Botox treatment for spastic voice disorders and other physical treatments.
Swallowing disorders: diagnosis, monitoring and treatment of swallowing disorders. Functional endoscopic examination of the swallowing system (FEES), esophageal endoscopy - videofluoroscopy of swallowing (at the Imaging Institute).
Salivary gland care: Diagnosis and treatment of chronic diseases of the major and minor salivary glands and salivary stones. Diagnosis or removal of stones from the salivary gland via an endoscopic approach.
Airway rehabilitation: Diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of congenital and acquired defects and strictures in the mouth, pharynx, throat and trachea, in children and adults. Also, assessment and treatment of issues associated with tracheostomy, and preparation and follow-up of operations to restore the tube and throat.
The Vestibular Center: A unique center in its field in Israel and one of the leading centers in the world, focusing on diagnosis, treatment, teaching and research of dizziness (vertigo) and balance disorders.