Ear, Nose & Throat Conditions We Treat

A lump or mass that forms in the center of the front of the neck and is the result of malformation in pregnancy.

A change in the genes of the cells of the thyroid gland that causes the cells to grow and multiply too much, forming a mass of tissue called a nodule in the lower neck.

Ankyloglossia, or tongue-tie, is a congenital condition in which the tongue is restricted in movement due to tissue (called a frenulum) tethering it to the mouth floor. Tongue-tie may contribute to infant feeding problems and, as a child ages, may affect speaking and oral hygiene. In many cases, these issues resolve once the condition is treated....

Complete tracheal rings refers to a defect in the structure of the cartilages that make up the trachea.

A congenital condition in which an abnormal connection exists between the windpipe and the tube that carries food and water from the mouth to the stomach.

Normal tracheal cartilages are round, and because of this shape, they can withstand positive pressure forces without collapsing.