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The Department of ENT, has been serving the people for more than three decades under DMS side and continued functioning from 01/03/2021 under DME side.
The ENT Department offers comprehensive, diagnostic services, evaluation and treatments for patients presenting with ENT, Head and Neck diseases.
It conducts a daily OPD (8-12 PM) along with minor OT equipped with endoscopic diagnostic and treatment facilities. Department provides treatment for emergency cases 24x7. The Department has adequate numbers of faculty members as per NMC norms.
The Department has well established and well equipped operation theatre with all basic and high end instruments and high end microscopes (ZEISS, SANMA, TIVATO etc,), High end cameras (Microdebrider, coblation, High definition monitor etc,) to treat patients successfully.
The Department has well equipped and ventilated class room and smart board facilities for well teaching.
We evaluate for hearing disorders and provide hearing aid for the needy poor people. Also do ENG (Electro nystagmogram) for evaluating vertigo cases.

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To provide comprehensive OPD, IPD, emergency and surgical ENT services.
To manage common and complex ENT disorders including otology, rhinology, laryngology, head and neck conditions.
To ensure timely and ethical treatment.
To impart competency based ENT training to MBBS Students as per NMC curriculum.
To develop clinical examination, diagnostic, and communication skills.
To train MBBS Students in emergency ENT procedures.
To promote clinical and translational research in ENT.
To publish research in indexed national and international journals.
To conduct ENT screening camps for hearing loss, head & neck problems and school health programs.
To improve awareness regarding ENT diseases and preventive care.

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S.NO	CADRE	NAME OF THE FACULTY	NAME OF THE RESEARCH COMPLETED & PUBLISHED UPTO 2024	NAME OF THE RESEARCH COMPLETED IN 2025
1	ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR	DR SIVAKUMAR	1. EFFICACY OF INTRATYMPANIC STEROID INJECTION VERSUS 4% LIGNOCAINE IN IDIOPATHIC TINNITUS 2. PRE AND POST FESS CHANGE IN MEAN PLATELET VOLUME IN PATIENTS WITH BILATERAL ETHMODIAL POLYPOSIS (JAMP JOURNAL)	-
2	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	DR RAGHURAM	-	-
3	SENIOR RESIDENT	DR DIVYA PRIYA	ANATOMICAL FACTOR FOR FORMATION OF PERITONSILLAR ABSCESS IN A TERTIARY CARE CENTRE (IJORL JOURNAL)	-
4	JUNIOR RESIDENT	DR HEMALATHA	-	-

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