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OVERVIEW

 

The Department of ENT at SMIMS was established in 1999 and deals with diseases in Ear Nose Throat and Head and Neck region, diseases in the base of the skull and tumours (benign and malignant) in head and neck region also being treated by ENT surgeons.

The department is actively teaching both undergraduate and postgraduate students.

The department has organised two major national conferences in ENT in a span of just two years.

The department is involved in organising national and regional conferences in ENT and annual CME - updates in ENT every year under the guidance of Medical Council of India. Recently ICMR has approved a research grant of amount Rs.10 lakhs.

Apart from organising conferences, the department has published papers, original articles, case reports in various international and national journals.

 

KEY FEATURES

  • The department organised the 24th All India Rhinology Society Annual Conference (RHINOCON) in 2011.
  • The 26th NEBAOICON (North East Branch of Association of Otolaryngologist of India) annual conference was organised by the department in 2013.
  • Every year annual CME - updates in ENT with live surgical and / or cadaver demonstration workshop being held under the guidance of Medical Council of India.

Apart from the above major events, the department also organised an Oncosurgery workshop on Head and Neck region and Thyroplasty workshops on cadavers in the years 2009 and 2012 respectively.

 

CORE COMPETENCIES

  • Audiological clinic
  • Thyroid clinic
  • Vertigo clinic
  • Head and neck oncology clinic

 

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BENEFITS

 

FACULTY

 

I am proud that you intend to join SMIMS, which over more than a decade has created a niche for itself as one of the most sought after medical institution.”

 

Dr. Mohonish N. Chettri

Head of the Department

RESEARCH

 

One of the recent researches included audiological evaluation of neonates with hyperbilirubinamia - an ICMR project.

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