Ent
15 years
Dr. Vishal Naresh Tyagi is a Consultant ENT Surgeon associated with Fortis Hospital, Mulund, Mumbai. His specialist interests include cochlear implantation, implantable hearing devices, endoscopic sinus surgery, paediatric ENT and selected head and neck surgical conditions.
He holds an MBBS and MS in ENT. His professional background includes international training related to head and neck cancer surgery at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York. The exact institution associated with his MS qualification requires reconciliation between published sources.
Dr. Tyagi has particular expertise in cochlear implants and other surgically implanted hearing devices. These interventions may be considered for selected patients with significant hearing impairment after audiological assessment and multidisciplinary evaluation.
His clinical practice also includes endoscopic sinus surgery, which uses specialised cameras and instruments to treat selected conditions affecting the nasal passages and paranasal sinuses. His other surgical interests include paediatric ENT conditions and procedures involving the head and neck.
Dr. Tyagi has experience in thyroid surgery, head and neck cancer surgery and selected maxillofacial operations. Appropriate treatment planning involves evaluating the underlying diagnosis, anatomy, imaging and potential functional consequences of surgery.
His academic experience includes serving as Head of Department at SMBT Medical College, and Fortis reports that he has authored four books. Patients seeking ENT consultations, hearing implant evaluation or head and neck surgical assessment in Mulund, Mumbai, may enquire through Fortis Hospital.
Cochlear implant surgery places an electronic device that stimulates the auditory nerve to provide a sense of sound in selected individuals with significant sensorineural hearing loss. Suitability depends on hearing tests, medical evaluation, communication needs and expected rehabilitation requirements.
Implantable hearing devices may be suitable for selected hearing conditions when conventional hearing aids provide insufficient benefit or cannot be used effectively. Assessment includes hearing tests, medical examination, imaging when appropriate and discussion of surgical and rehabilitation requirements.
Endoscopic sinus surgery uses a small camera and instruments introduced through the nostrils to treat selected sinus conditions. It may be considered for persistent symptoms, drainage obstruction, nasal polyps or certain sinus abnormalities when appropriate medical management is insufficient.
FESS aims to improve ventilation and drainage of affected sinuses while preserving normal structures where possible. Surgical planning is based on symptom severity, nasal examination, imaging and response to medical treatment. Ongoing postoperative care may be necessary.
Chronic sinusitis involves prolonged inflammation of the sinuses, often associated with nasal blockage, discharge, facial pressure or reduced smell. Treatment may include nasal medicines, saline irrigation and management of contributing factors, with surgery considered in selected cases.
Thyroid surgery removes part or all of the thyroid gland in selected patients with nodules, cancers or other thyroid conditions. Treatment planning considers imaging, cytology, hormone function and potential risks involving nearby nerves and parathyroid glands.
Head and neck cancer surgery involves removing selected malignant tumours affecting structures such as the throat, neck or other related regions. Decisions depend on tumour type, location, stage and functional considerations, often requiring multidisciplinary cancer care.
Paediatric ENT surgery addresses selected ear, nose and throat disorders in children. Procedures are chosen after considering age, symptoms, disease severity and developmental needs. Coordination with paediatric specialists and appropriate anaesthesia assessment may be necessary.
Hearing loss evaluation identifies the type, severity and possible causes of reduced hearing. Assessment may include clinical examination, audiometry, middle-ear testing and imaging. Findings help determine whether medication, hearing aids or implantable hearing devices may be appropriate.
Nasal obstruction can result from inflammatory disease, structural abnormalities, polyps or other conditions. ENT assessment may include examination and nasal endoscopy. Treatment depends on the diagnosis and ranges from medical therapy to selected surgical procedures.
Head and neck tumours may present as persistent swellings, voice changes, swallowing difficulties or other symptoms. Evaluation involves examination, imaging and tissue sampling when indicated. Treatment is determined according to the diagnosis and anatomical location.
Paediatric hearing assessment aims to identify hearing difficulties that may affect speech, learning and communication. Age-appropriate audiological testing and ENT examination help determine the cause and guide suitable hearing rehabilitation or medical interventions.
MBBS, MS (ENT)
Cochlear implant surgery, implantable hearing device evaluation, endoscopic sinus surgery, functional endoscopic sinus surgery, paediatric ENT surgery, thyroid surgery, head and neck cancer surgery, maxillofacial surgery, hearing loss evaluation, chronic sinusitis assessment, nasal obstruction evaluation, ear disease assessment, hearing rehabilitation, head and neck tumour evaluation.
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Quick answers to common questions about Dr. Vishal Naresh Tyagi
He specialises in ENT surgery, cochlear implants, endoscopic sinus surgery, paediatric ENT and head and neck surgical conditions.
He holds MBBS and MS (ENT) qualifications.
Fortis Healthcare lists 15 years.
Yes. Cochlear implants and other implantable hearing devices are among his documented areas of expertise.
s. Fortis lists endoscopic sinus surgery among his clinical interests.
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