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How to Remove The Hardened Crusts From a Blocked...

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In this video we can see a hardened crusts involving the horizontal segment of T-tube. It was removed as an office procedure. To avoid such an occurrence nursing aspect in the early period after its insertion...

The Use of Crocodile Forceps as An Office Procedure...

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In this video we can see the removal technique of focal earwax sheet by using crocodile forceps in an adult. The deeper ear passage and eardrum were normal.

The Tonsillar Cleft - Removal Of Entrapped Cheesy...

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Several conditions like peritonsillar abscess (infection with pus formation beyond tonsillar capsule), retained food residues, and tonsillolith (tonsillar stone) may form because of tonsillar clefts....

Fishbone Partially Embedded in Right Tonsillar...

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In this video we can see the technique of foreign body (fish bone) removal which is partially embedded in the right tonsillar tissue. To minimize gagging, the throat was initially sprayed with topical...

RRP-Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis

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Usually it is human papillomavirus (HPV) of subtypes 6 and 11 which causes a laryngeal papillomatosis. The most common symptoms are: hoarseness or manifestations of an airway obstruction. The juvenile...

The Typical Laryngeal Endoscopy Appearance in...

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A condition whereby there is an inflammation of the laryngeal and pharyngeal mucosa caused by acids derived from the stomach is called the laryngopharyngeal reflux disease (LPR) or so-called reflux laryngitis....

The Typical Laryngeal Endoscopy Appearance in...

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A condition whereby there is an inflammation of the laryngeal and pharyngeal mucosa caused by acids derived from the stomach is called the laryngopharyngeal reflux disease (LPR) or so-called reflux laryngitis....

Reinke's Oedema and Polyp

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In this video we can see swollen true vocal folds due to Reinke's oedema in a chronic smoker. A pendunculated subglottic polyp is there as well.

Postoperative View of The Inferior Turbinates-Radiofrequency...

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In this video we can see the endoscopic view of the inferior turbinate after the radiofrequency turbinoplasty performed because of persistent hypertrophy with obstructive symptoms in allergic rhinitis....

Radiofrequency Volumetric Reduction (RAVOR) as...

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In this video we can see the use of a radiofrequency device, one of the techniques which is used for the management of persistent and symptomatic nasal blockage, caused by inferior turbinates hypertrophy....

Radiofrequency Procedure as Treatment of Snoring...

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We can carry out a surgical treatment of habitual snoring and mild obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) as an outpatient procedure under local anaesthesia. The procedure contains many options of modalities...

Active Stage of Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media-Pulsating...

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In this video we can see a pulsating air bubble in the presence of an ear discharge in a chronic suppurative otitis media (CSOM). It reflects the transmission of soft tissue compression which surrounds...

"Glue Ear"-Pulsating Eardrum

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In this video we can see a pulsating eardrum in the presence of glue ear or otitis media with effusion. It is related to proximity of internal carotid artery to the eustachian tube.

Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media (CSOM) with...

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In active stage of chronic suppurative otitis media (CSOM) which can be recurrent the pus discharge can occur. An ear discomfort, itchiness or fullness are the usuall patient complaints prior to its occurrence....

Thickened posterior commisure with limited left...

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In this video we can see a thickened posterior commisure with a limited left vocal fold mobility upon the phonation. An arytenoid oedema is obvious.

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