Throat And Head & Neck Treatment - Dr. Mukesh Rawat ENT Surgeon

Expert Care for Your Throat Head Neck Treatment

Tonsillectomy

A tonsillectomy is surgery to remove the tonsils. Tonsils are lumps of tissue on both sides of the back of the throat that help the immune system protect the body from infections.

Adenoidectomy

An adenoidectomy (ad-eh-noy-DEK-teh-me) is the surgical removal of the adenoids. It's one of the most common surgical procedures done on kids, along with the removal of tonsils.

OSA surgery

Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty or UP3 (UPPP) is a procedure designed to open the throat to allow improved breathing in patients with OSA.

Choanal amessia repair

Whenever possible, unilateral choanal atresia repair should wait until the patient is over age 6 months. Treatment with transnasal endoscopic repair is preferred.

MLS surgery ( vocal cord, lesions remove)

Microlaryngoscopy is a surgical procedure for evaluating and removing various lesions of the vocal folds, such as polyps, cysts, cancer, papilloma, and Reinke's oedema, among others. Some of the most common symptoms of vocal cord lesions or growths are: Hoarseness of voice. Vocal cord inflammation.

Theradeasey

Tracheal resection is an operation on the windpipe – the tube which connects the voicebox to the lungs. It involves a short section of the windpipe being removed and the cut ends of the windpipe are stitched back together.

Parotidectomy

A parotidectomy is a major surgery that lasts from three to four hours on average. You'll likely need to stay in the hospital overnight. Parotidectomy requires the expertise of a skilled surgeon who can identify and spare your facial nerve, which runs through your parotid gland.

Cervical LN excision biopsy

Excisional biopsy helps find the cause of an enlarged lymph node. You may have already had other tests, like imaging scans and a needle biopsy. But in some cases, more tissue is needed to diagnose the problem. During an excisional biopsy, the whole enlarged lymph node is removed.

Thoracic cyst exciter

They occur due to a number of different reasons that include obstruction, infection, chronic inflammation, instability or cellular abnormalities. So, thoracic spine cysts are abnormal, closed sacs that occur in the spine below the neck and above the low back.

Branchial cyst

Branchial cleft cysts are embryologic anomalies and are defined by the internal opening of the branchial sinuses arising from incomplete obliteration in embryogenesis. They may present as fistulae, cysts, sinus tracts, or cartilaginous remnants and clinically encountered on the anterior neck and upper chest.

Head & Neck cancer surgery

Surgery for head and neck cancer may include removal of structures associated with speaking, swallowing and appearance. Reconstruction may include bone, muscle and/or skin transfer along with the associated blood vessels to rebuild areas damaged by cancer and cancer treatment.