About Pediatric ENT for Residency
The study of Pediatric ENT is an essential component of ENT Residency, specifically focused on Ear, Nose, and Throat disorders in children. Mastering the subject equips you with the expertise required to address the unique challenges involved in treating pediatric patients and providing comprehensive patient care.
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Deaf Child Hearing Assessment
Guidelines for the Genetic Evaluation and Triage Paradigm Of Congenital Hearing LossBased on the genetic evaluation, if a syndrome is suspected,
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Foreign Body in ENT and its Management
A "foreign body" is any material or object that is unnaturally placed in a particular anatomical region. Foreign bodies can be life-threatening,...
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How does PrepLadder make Pediatric ENT easy for students?
PrepLadder offers you a meticulously curated course, tailored to help you excel in your ENT Residency exams. Prepare from high-quality study materials sourced from trusted resources such as Scott Brown and more. The content is presented in a simplified and easy-to-follow manner that enhances your overall learning experience. You can prepare from our conceptual video lectures by Dr Vyshnavi Bommakanti or our comprehensive notes featuring high-quality images and memory aids. In addition to that, you also get to evaluate your preparation with the help of our high-yield QBank developed after in-depth research of the past 10 years question papers.
Meet our ENT Residency Faculty
Our esteemed ENT faculty for residency, Dr Vyshnavi Bommakanti, is here to guide you at every step of the preparation, enabling you to run the course well and ace the exams with confidence.
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Mucoceles of the Paranasal Sinuses: Causes and Treatment
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Understanding the Serious Complications of Rhinosinusitis
IntroductionComplications of rhinosinusitis result from the progression of the acute or chronic infection beyond the paranasal sinuses and potentially
Anatomy of Paranasal Sinuses: Maxillary Ethmoid Sinuses
Paired sinuses are present in the facial bones. There are two groups of sinuses:Anterior group, consisting of maxillary sinuses, frontal sinuses, and
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