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11 years
Dr. Suraj Surendran Nair is a Consultant ENT Surgeon associated with Fortis Hospital, Kalyan, Maharashtra. Fortis Healthcare lists 11 years of professional experience. His clinical interests include ear, nose and throat disorders, head and neck surgery and selected head and neck cancers.
Dr. Nair holds MBBS, MS and DNB qualifications in ENT. He completed his MBBS from VIMS, Ahmednagar, and has postgraduate training in Otorhinolaryngology. His Fortis biography also records academic recognition during his postgraduate examination.
He has undertaken fellowship training in Head and Neck Oncology at HCG Cancer Centre, Ahmedabad. His professional website also documents clinical observer training in Otology at the House Institute of Otology in California, United States.
Dr. Nair's head and neck oncology practice involves evaluating conditions affecting structures such as the oral cavity, throat, larynx and related head and neck tissues. Appropriate cancer treatment requires confirmation of diagnosis, assessment of disease extent and coordination with other oncology specialists.
His training in otology supports clinical interest in conditions affecting the ear and hearing system. ENT assessment may include detailed examination, hearing investigations or selected imaging to identify the underlying problem and determine appropriate treatment.
Patients seeking consultation for persistent ENT symptoms, suspected head and neck lesions, oral or throat cancer concerns and ear-related disorders can enquire about Dr. Suraj Nair at Fortis Hospital, Kalyan. Individual procedures and current consultation locations should be confirmed before treatment.
Head and neck cancers can affect the mouth, throat, voice box and surrounding structures. Evaluation may involve examination, endoscopy, imaging and biopsy. Treatment depends on the tumour's location and stage and may involve surgery, radiotherapy or systemic treatment.
Oral cancer may develop on the tongue, gums, inner cheeks or other structures within the mouth. Persistent ulcers or suspicious lesions require medical assessment. Diagnosis may involve biopsy, imaging and specialist evaluation of disease extent.
Throat cancers may cause persistent swallowing difficulty, voice changes, throat pain or other symptoms. Assessment may involve endoscopy, tissue sampling and imaging. Treatment is guided by the cancer type, location and stage.
Laryngeal disorders affect the voice box and may cause hoarseness, voice changes or breathing concerns. Evaluation may include clinical examination and flexible laryngoscopy. Treatment depends on whether symptoms are caused by inflammation, structural changes or another condition.
Neck swellings may develop from enlarged lymph nodes, cysts, salivary gland conditions or other causes. Evaluation may include ultrasound, imaging and tissue sampling when appropriate. Treatment depends on the underlying diagnosis.
Otology focuses on conditions affecting the ear, including selected hearing disorders and middle-ear diseases. Assessment may involve otoscopy, hearing tests and imaging. Treatment may include medication, hearing support or surgical referral when necessary.
Hearing loss may result from problems involving the outer, middle or inner ear. Assessment includes medical history, examination and appropriate hearing tests. Treatment depends on the cause and may involve medicines, hearing devices or surgery.
Implant otology involves assessing selected patients who may benefit from implantable hearing devices. Evaluation considers hearing test results, anatomy and previous treatments. The type of device and suitability depend on the individual hearing disorder.
Chronic ear infections can cause persistent discharge, discomfort or hearing changes. Evaluation helps identify the affected structures and any complications. Treatment may include medication, cleaning procedures or surgical management in selected cases.
Sinusitis involves inflammation of the sinuses and may cause nasal congestion, facial pressure and reduced smell. Assessment considers symptom duration, nasal examination and selected imaging when appropriate. Treatment depends on the cause and severity.
Nasal obstruction may result from allergies, structural abnormalities or inflammatory conditions. ENT evaluation helps identify the cause through medical history and examination. Treatment may involve medicines, nasal therapies or selected procedures.
Swallowing difficulties can arise from structural, neurological or inflammatory conditions affecting the throat. Assessment may involve examination, endoscopy and specialist investigations. Treatment depends on the underlying cause and severity of symptoms.
MBBS, MS (ENT), DNB (ENT), FAGE, FHNO
ENT consultation, head and neck cancer evaluation, oral cancer assessment, throat cancer assessment, head and neck surgery, ear disease evaluation, implant otology, hearing-related disorders, nasal and sinus disorder assessment, voice and swallowing disorder evaluation, general otorhinolaryngology care.
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Quick answers to common questions about Dr. Suraj Nair
His professional website identifies oral and head-neck cancer care among his specialist interests. Persistent suspicious oral lesions require clinical evaluation.
Yes. Head and neck oncology is a documented area of his specialist training, including fellowship experience at HCG Cancer Centre.
Yes. His professional website documents observer training at the House Institute of Otology in California.
Persistent neck swelling, non-healing oral ulcers, swallowing difficulty or unexplained voice changes may require assessment. These symptoms can also have non-cancerous causes.
Yes. Some ear infections can temporarily or persistently affect hearing. ENT assessment helps identify the cause.
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