Child – Otorhinolaryngology Procedures:

- Recurrent tonsillitis

- Hypertrophy of the palatine tonsils and/or adenoid vegetation

- Sleep apnea or snoring

- The removal is performed under general anesthesia using modern techniques (scissors, diathermy, coblation), with rapid recovery.

- Management of benign lesions (e.g., thyroglossal duct cysts, lipomas, lymphangiomas) or precancerous changes.

- The excision is performed intraorally or with an external approach, respecting the functions of swallowing and speech.

Laryngeal surgeries using a surgical microscope 

- Excision of vocal cord nodules

- Polyps, cysts, nodules

- Benign or precancerous lesions of the larynx

The procedure is atraumatic and aims at preserving the voice. In cases of dysphonia, hoarseness, or suspected neoplasia, an endoscopic biopsy is performed for histological diagnosis.

The approach is intraoral, and the procedure is often combined with simultaneous therapeutic intervention (e.g., laser excision).

Papillomas, cysts, or small neoplasms are removed endoscopically, with precision and minimal damage to the vocal tissue. The use of laser ensures hemostasis and detailed excision.

In unilateral or bilateral paralysis, techniques such as are applied:

- Injectable volume augmentation of the affected cord (e.g., hyaluronic acid, fat).