The Department of Otorhinolaryngology (Ear, Nose, and Throat) at Saraswathi Institute of Medical College, where excellence in patient care, education, and research converge to shape the future of ENT medicine.

Our department under the Leadership of Dr. Chandresh Agarwal (HOD) stands as a beacon of comprehensive healthcare, committed to addressing a myriad of conditions related to the head and neck region. Led by a team of distinguished specialists, we pride ourselves on delivering cutting-edge medical care infused with compassion and empathy.

At the heart of our department lies a dedication to holistic patient management. We offer a wide array of services ranging from routine ear, nose, and throat examinations to advanced surgical interventions. Whether it's managing common ailments like Otitis Media, sinusitis, and tonsillitis or addressing complex conditions such as head and neck cancers, our team leverages state-of-the-art technology and evidence-based practices to ensure optimal outcomes for every patient.

Education is ingrained in our ethos, and we are committed to nurturing the next generation of ENT professionals. Through our rigorous residency program, medical students receive hands-on training under the guidance of seasoned faculty members. Our educational initiatives extend beyond the classroom, encompassing workshops, seminars, and conferences aimed at fostering academic excellence and innovation in the field.

Furthermore, research serves as a cornerstone of our department, driving advancements in ENT specialty and shaping the future of healthcare. From clinical trials to translational research, we are at the forefront of scientific inquiry, continuously striving to expand the boundaries of knowledge and improve patient care.

Beyond our clinical, educational, and research endeavors, we are deeply rooted in community engagement and service. Through outreach programs and health campaigns, we endeavor to raise awareness about ENT health and make a meaningful impact on the well-being of our community.

In essence, the ENT Department at Saraswathi Institute of Medical College is more than just a medical facility; it's a beacon of excellence, compassion, and innovation in the field of otorhinolaryngology. We invite you to embark on this journey with us as we strive to make a difference, one patient, one student, and one discovery at a time.

Welcome to a world where healing meets innovation

Facilities Available

It provides OPD services to assess:

• Hearing and vertigo (Audiometry, Impedance, hearing aid trial, BERA, etc.)
• Nasal disease
• Sleep Disorder Assessment (Nasal Endoscopy, Skin prick test, etc.)
• Laryngology (Speech Assessment and Therapy, FOL, etc.)
• Head-neck Cancer & skull-base lesion (FOL, etc.)

The Department also runs Specialized Clinics:

• Head and neck cancer
• Rhinology and Otology
• Vertigo
• Voice and rehabilitation

The Department performs office-based procedures in the field of:

• Otology (examination under microscope, scarless myringoplasty, otoendoscopic examination of middle ear, intratympanic injection therapy, post-operative care)
• Rhinology (diagnostic nasal endoscopy, Endoscopic sinus surgery, Septoplasty post-operative cavity cleaning)
• Laryngology (Tracheostomy, Laryngeal Endoscopy, Micro Laryngeal Surgery)
• Head and Neck cancer (biopsy, TNE)

The Department is well equipped with advanced instruments required for the handling of diseases in Otorhinolaryngology (Microscopes, Endoscopes, etc.). The Department also provides all kinds of surgical services related to:

• Ear (Tympanoplasty, Mastoid Surgeries, Stapes Surgeries, Ossiculoplasty, Surgeries related to benign & malignant lesions of ear, etc.)
• Nose & Paranasal Sinuses (FESS, Septoplasty, Rhinoplasty, Adenoidectomy, DCR, surgeries for Benign lesion)
• Tonsillectomy
• Laryngology & airway (Endoscopic & Open Airway Surgery, Tracheostomy, Glottis surgery, etc.)
• Head and Neck surgeries

Recent Achievements of the Department

Department of ENT Organized 2 Guest Lectures Recently:

Guest Lecture on ANGIOFIBROMA was organized by the Department of ENT Saraswathi Institute of Medical Sciences, Hapur on 2nd February 2024.

It is crucial to educate students about Angiofibroma as it is a rare but potentially serious vascular tumor that predominantly affects adolescent males. Understanding this condition allows healthcare professionals to recognize early symptoms, facilitate timely diagnosis, and plan appropriate treatment strategies. By incorporating angiofibroma into the medical curriculum, students gain insight into the complexities of head and neck pathology, enhancing their diagnostic skills and fostering a comprehensive approach to patient care. Furthermore, raising awareness among future practitioners ensures that individuals with angiofibroma receive prompt and effective interventions, contributing to improved outcomes and overall healthcare quality.

The program was conducted in the auditorium in SIMS from 2 pm to 3 pm. The faculty members and students attended the sessions.

As part of a guest lecture on angiofibroma celebration, students were encouraged to participate in a Quiz event. A Quiz competition was organized on the theme of Angiofibroma. An interactive session was also held to exchange ideas and viewpoints about it.

Prize distribution ceremony held after the announcement of the result of the Quiz competition by Dr. Ravi Meher, Professor Director & Head, Dept of ENT, MAMC, New Delhi. The event was then concluded by a speech by Dr. Chandresh Agarwal, Prof & HOD, Dept of ENT, SIMS.

And the winner of the Quiz competition was:

1. Saurabhi Sharma (Batch 2022 MBBS)

CME on WORLD HEARING DAY

was organized by the Department of ENT Saraswathi Institute of Medical Sciences, Hapur on 4th March 2024.

World Hearing Day, observed on March 3rd each year, serves as a pivotal global initiative to underscore the significance of hearing health. Its importance lies in several key aspects:

Global Awareness and Education:

• World Hearing Day provides a platform to educate people worldwide about the importance of maintaining good hearing health.
• It raises awareness about the prevalence of hearing loss and its impact on individuals and communities.

Prevention and Early Intervention:

• The program emphasizes the crucial role of early detection and intervention in preventing hearing loss and reducing its negative consequences. By promoting regular screenings and check-ups, it encourages individuals to take proactive steps toward preserving their hearing.

Advocacy for Accessible Hearing Care:

• World Hearing Day advocates for policies and initiatives that ensure equitable access to affordable hearing care services.
• It highlights the importance of making hearing aids and assistive devices more accessible to all, irrespective of socioeconomic factors.

Reducing Stigma and Fostering Inclusivity:

• The day works towards dispelling societal stigmas associated with hearing loss, contributing to a more inclusive and understanding environment.
• By raising awareness, it promotes empathy and support for individuals facing hearing challenges.

Community Engagement and Empowerment:

• World Hearing Day encourages communities to actively engage in activities that promote hearing health.
• Through talks and interactive sessions, it empowers individuals to take charge of their hearing well-being.

Addressing Economic and Social Burdens:

• The program recognizes the economic and social burdens linked to hearing loss, such as reduced employability and educational challenges.
• By addressing these issues, World Hearing Day contributes to building healthier, more productive societies.

Promoting a Healthy Global Population:

• By emphasizing the importance of hearing health on a global scale, the program contributes to creating a population that is aware, proactive, and informed about preserving their hearing.

In essence, World Hearing Day is not just a one-day event but a catalyst for ongoing efforts to prioritize and address hearing health on a global scale. Its importance lies in the potential to create a world where everyone has the knowledge and resources to maintain optimal hearing, fostering well-being and inclusivity across diverse communities.

The program was conducted in the auditorium in SIMS from 2 pm to 4 pm. The faculty members and students attended the sessions.

An interactive session was also held to exchange ideas and viewpoints about it.

The event was then concluded by a speech by Dr. Chandresh Agarwal, Prof & HOD, Dept of ENT, SIMS.