Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta OTORRINOLARINGOLOGIA. Mostrar todas las entradas
Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta OTORRINOLARINGOLOGIA. Mostrar todas las entradas
domingo, 23 de agosto de 2009
Referencia en rinologia
Presentamos los contenidos que debe conocer el estudiante para familiarizarse con la nariz y los órganos adyacentes. Por medio de su aprendizaje podrá identificar patrones de normalidad e imágenes patológicas. En forma de técnicas se sistematiza el uso de los distintos instrumentos para adquirir dichos conocimientos.
domingo, 15 de marzo de 2009
Asociación Española de Hiperacusia y Acúfenos
Los objetivos de AESHA son informar, promover, integrar a los profesionales que dedican su trabajo al acúfeno y a los pacientes o no profesionales interesados en esta patología
Mini Cuestionario de Acúfenos
Mini Cuestionario de Acúfenos
People suffering from tinnitus should consult an ear, nose and throat specialist (ENT) (otolaryngologist) and an audiologist for diagnosis. Thus ear and cerebral diseases can be excluded. Treatment resulting of the diagnosis varies individually and
depends on the situation and the health care system of each country and it will differ according to the fact of fresh or chronic tinnitus.
depends on the situation and the health care system of each country and it will differ according to the fact of fresh or chronic tinnitus.EUTi is open to all tinnitus-patients. One of EUTi’s aims is to inform about recent methods of diagnosis and treatment which are available in all countries. Additional information will be provided by EUTi on hyperacusis and Menière’s disease, both important phenomena that may accompany tinnitus. Medical care mostly has to deal with chronic tinnitus (symptoms for six month or more). Recently chronic tinnitus is treated by teams made up of an ear, nose and throat specialist, a psychotherapist and an audiologist who cooperate in working out a therapy.
lunes, 6 de noviembre de 2006
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