Sudden hearing loss

The early-stage symptoms of sudden hearing loss can be ear pressure and/or tinnitus. If the patient is diagnosed with sudden deafness, the doctor will order the tests to identify the causes and spectrum of hearing impairment. More

Hoarseness of voice

Hoarseness is caused by vocal overuse when people talk for too long without resting, or scream. Our ENT doctor applies the flexible video-laryngoscope to obtain the images of larynx to examine the health condition. More

Uroflowmetry

Uroflowmetry is to find out if the bladder can hold urine and empty steadily and completely. It can help determine if the patient is suffered from urinary tract obstruction, and the severity of bladder abnormalities. More

Helicobacter pylori

Among the H. pylori infection patients, more than one-tenth of cases may develop peptic ulcer while less than 2% is associated with gastric cancer. How to diagnose the H. pylori infection? Is there any treatment and any prevention of cross-contamination? More

Operative microlaryngoscopy remains the gold standard for larynx problems

Microlaryngoscopy is a minimally-invasive surgical procedure to expose the vocal folds. This article discusses the patients suitable for the surgery, the examination process and the postoperative care. More