You know the challenge of parenting – all the decisions you need to make about your child’s bumps, lumps, middle-of-the-night noises, infections, pains and accidents. And you want to make sure your child can hear, breathe and smell, as well as speak, swallow and taste, so they can enjoy the world around them and live life to the fullest.
Get round-the-clock help to keep your child as healthy as possible when you call on OU Health Pediatric Otolaryngology at Oklahoma Children’s Hospital OU Health in Oklahoma City. You’ll find expert care for your child’s ear, nose and throat (ENT) conditions, including sensory-related problems that can affect the ability to hear, breathe, swallow, sleep well and communicate clearly.
At OU Health, you’ll work with a team of board-certified and fellowship-trained physicians who hold extensive expertise in specific areas of ear, nose and throat care in children. You’ll help develop a thorough evaluation of your child’s condition as you and your child’s care team create a personalized treatment plan to address your child’s particular needs.
When you choose pediatric otolaryngology at OU Health for your child’s care, you gain access to advanced technology and services for a wide range of common ENT concerns, including chronic ear infections, sinusitis, nasal allergies, tonsillitis and more.
Most importantly, you can take advantage of specialized care for diagnosing and treating complex pediatric ENT syndromes, anomalies, malformations and conditions such as:
Breathing difficulties or airway narrowing
Congenital or acquired masses of the face, neck, nose, mouth, throat, voice box, airway
Facial malformations
Facial nerve disorders
Head and neck cancers
Vascular (blood, lymph, vessel-related) anomalies and malformations
Find exceptional care at OU Health for all ear and hearing disorders in children, including:
Cholesteatoma – Skin cyst in middle ear
Chronic ear disease
Congenital hearing loss
Ear drainage
Ear drum perforations or rupture
Ear infection
Hearing loss – Mild to severe
Mastoiditis – Infection in the bone behind the ear
Swimmer’s ear – Swelling or inflammation of outer ear canal from excess moisture
Tinnitus – Ringing in the ears
Vertigo – Problems with balance related to the inner ear
Rely on the pediatric ENT specialists at Oklahoma Children’s Hospital OU Health to treat your child’s nasal and throat-related problems such as:
Airway-restricting masses – Recurrent respiratory papilloma, hemangiomas, lymphangioma
Chronic rhinorrhea – Runny nose
Congenital masses or growths
Hoarseness
Laryngomalacia – Noisy breathing
Nasal allergies
Nasal obstruction or nasal mass
Sinus conditions
Whether your child needs anything from routine ear tubes to more advanced procedures such as reconstructive surgery or gene therapy, you’ll find exceptional services from OU Health pediatric ENT and hearing specialists.
After a thorough assessment and evaluation of your child’s condition, your pediatric ENT and hearing specialist team works together to determine the specific approach and best treatment options for your child, which may include:
Airway reconstructive surgery
Head and neck surgery, including removal of benign or cancerous growths
Hearing augmentation surgery, including bone-anchored hearing systems and cochlear implantation
Nasal sinus surgery using advanced monitoring techniques
Skull base surgery
When you choose OU Health to care for your child’s ear, nose or throat-related conditions, you can take advantage of our multidisciplinary network of specialists who collaborate with you and your child’s doctor to provide expert care designed to address your child’s specific situation.
Your child’s ENT care team may include board-certified and fellowship-trained pediatric otolaryngologists, pediatric vascular and cancer surgeons, pediatric plastic and reconstructive surgeons, certified physician assistants and audiologists, sleep medicine specialists, speech-language therapists, hearing aid technology specialists and more.
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