Otology:

Otology is the branch of medicine that converges on conditions and disorders of the ear, including hearing and symmetry disorders and wounds or infections of the skull base. Otologic surgery usually commits to surgery of the middle ear and mastoid linked to chronic otitis media.

Rhinology:

Rhinology belongs to a subspecialty within the department of otolaryngology converged on the treatment of infections and disorders concerning the nasal cavity and sinuses. Limited common conditions, such as an anterior skull base or tumors of the sinuses, can also be managed with minimally invasive procedures. It is growing further notable after the prologue of nasal endoscopes.

Aphasia:

Aphasia is a type of speech disorder which is characterized by a loss of power to express by speech caused as a result of an injury in the brain, stroke, etc. The recovery period from aphasia may sometimes take from months to years as communication is a vital part of daily life. Loss of communication by speech results in personality and behavioral changes in a person.

Neck Surgery:

Neck surgery is considered as the treatment for pain in the neck when all other approaches have failed. These surgeries include Anterior cervical discectomy, Laminectomy, Laminoplasty and Cervical spinal fusion. Complete recovery after neck surgery takes about five weeks-time. There are some complications with this surgery as it is performed around the throat and spinal cord.

Otomycosis:

Otomycosis is a fungal infection that affects the ears of people living in tropical regions as fungi can develop much in these warm areas. Even swimming in contaminated water also be a cause for otomycosis. It is commonly caused by Aspergillus and Candida species. It can be well treated by the use of anti-fungal agents but there exists a risk of becoming chronic.