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St. John’s Mercy Children's Hospital is committed to your child’s medical needs. Our Pediatric Otolaryngologist is specially trained to treat your child’s otolaryngology disorder. Referral to a specialist is usually initiated through your primary care doctor. View more information about pediatric otolaryngology at St. John's Mercy.
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Otolaryngology is a medical specialty that evaluates and treats diseases
of the ears, nose, throat, sinuses, neck and larynx. These specialists
are trained in both medicine and surgery, which means they are able to
care for their patients from diagnosis to final treatment. Pediatric otolaryngologists
treat children with disorders ranging from birth defects to acquired conditions.
Some of the cases a pediatric otolaryngologist might treat include ear
infection, tonsil and adenoid infection, airway problems, Down syndrome,
and sinus disease. |
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