Ear, Nose, Throat & Mouth in Windhoek

A close examination of the ear canal and eardrum using a microscope, useful for diagnosing ear problems and removing wax or debris.

Dental extractions and wisdom tooth surgery performed by a visiting dentist under general anaesthesia in the day theatre.

Surgical removal of the tonsils.

Surgical removal of the adenoids.

A repositioning manoeuvre performed in the consulting room to treat benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), the most common cause of brief spinning dizziness.

A small incision is made in each eardrum to drain fluid and relieve pressure, performed as a day-theatre procedure under a visiting ENT surgeon.

A small incision is made in the eardrum to drain fluid and relieve pressure from one ear, usually performed as a quick day-theatre procedure under a visiting ENT surgeon.

Minor day-theatre removal of a non-cancerous growth on the lip.

Minor day-theatre removal of a growth or lesion on the tongue for diagnosis or treatment.

Tiny ventilation tubes are placed in both eardrums to drain fluid and prevent repeat ear infections, commonly done for children under a short general anaesthetic.

Insertion of small ventilation tubes (grommets) into both eardrums under general anaesthetic, most often for children with recurring middle-ear fluid or infections. Performed in our day theatre by a visiting ENT surgeon.

A tiny ventilation tube is placed in one eardrum to drain fluid and prevent repeat ear infections, commonly done for children under a short general anaesthetic.

Day-theatre removal of an object lodged in the nose, usually in a young child who needs a general anaesthetic to cooperate safely.

A biopsy of a lesion on the tongue or palate performed under anaesthesia by a visiting dentist or maxillofacial surgeon.