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  ENT surgery often utilizes an operating microscope to enhance precision and visualization during procedures. The use of an operating microscope is a common practice in both routine and complex ENT surgeries , including ear surgeries such as Myringoplasty, Tympanoplasty, Mastoidectomy, and Myringotomy with tube placement etc.  The reason for the use of a Microscope- middle ear structures are very small and difficult to visualize with the naked eye. That is why a microscope is required so that a magnified view of the operated object can be obtained. This helps in the accuracy of the surgery and also prevents complications. The advantages of an Operating Microscope are 1. View is magnified with good lighting and vision 2. The operators’ hands are free - both the hands are free to perform the surgery. The problems with an Operating Microscope are 1. The microscope can see only in a straight line- along the sight of vision. In this situation some important structures/ disease el

  Remember that children will stammer at some stage of their speech development and this is usually temporary and does not require treatment. That is because they have so much to express but their motor development has not kept pace with this rapid increase in vocabulary - so at some stage it is natural to get stuck. It is normal and temporary. If stammering is persistent, specially at later ages, it needs to be treated - and then the sooner the better. For Kids TIP 1.  Speak slowly and clearly. Do not rush TIP 2.   Learn breathing exercises - remember the primary speech producing organ are the lungs - this breath of air is broken into segments by the Larynx (Voice box), and then articulated by the tongue, lips and throat. Learning to breathe well is critical to clear speech. Take a clear, deep breath before you start to speak. TIP 3.  Practice in your mind what you want to say - be clear about what you want to speak. TIP 4.  Try simple tricks like avoiding some words you kno

  Your voice is a unique and precious instrument that requires proper care and attention. Whether you're a professional singer, public speaker, or simply someone who values effective communication, maintaining vocal health is essential. In this article, we will provide you with valuable voice care tips to help protect your vocal health and preserve the clarity and strength of your voice. Practice Vocal Hygiene : Just like personal hygiene, vocal hygiene is crucial for maintaining a healthy voice. Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water throughout the day to keep your vocal cords lubricated. Avoid excessive throat clearing, as it can strain your vocal cords. Additionally, refrain from smoking and limit your alcohol and caffeine intake, as they can have negative effects on your vocal cords. Warm Up and Cool Down : Before using your voice extensively, engage in vocal warm-up exercises to prepare your vocal cords. Gentle humming, lip tril

  Septoplasty: Breathe Easy and Enhance Nasal Health with Precision Surgery Are you constantly struggling to breathe through your nose? Do you experience recurring nasal congestion or snoring? These issues may be attributed to a deviated septum, a condition where the thin wall of cartilage and bone separating the nasal passages is misaligned. Thankfully, septoplasty, a specialized ENT surgery, offers a solution to correct this problem and restore optimal nasal health. In this article, we will explore the benefits of septoplasty, the importance of finding a skilled septoplasty surgeon, and the role of an ENT clinic in ensuring a successful procedure. Septoplasty is a surgical procedure designed to straighten and realign the deviated septum. By addressing the structural abnormality, septoplasty can alleviate nasal obstruction, improve airflow, and enhance overall breathing. In addition to resolving breathing difficulties, septoplasty can also reduce symptoms associated with a deviate