Dr Rajeev Nerurkar
ENT Surgeon-Otolaryngologist
Licenses: Maharashtra Medical Council (Affiliated to Indian Medical Council), India.
Reg No. 63848
Qualifications
- 1989, Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery Grant Medical College , Mumbai, India
- 1991, Diploma in Otorhinolaryngology, College of Physicians & Surgeons, Mumbai
- 1992, Master of Surgery. Seth G.S Medical College & K.E.M Hospital, Mumbai
Advanced Training
- Whips Cross Hospital, U.K
- Royal Victorian Eye & Ear Hospital,Melbourne
- Patel Chest Institute , Delhi
Years in Practice: 18
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Endoscopic approach to Salivary Gland Pathology
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Management
- Sial (Salivary Gland) Endoscopy Management
- Sleep Study Management
- Comprehensive Deafness Management
- Comprehensive Vertigo Management
- Comprehensive Nasal & Sinus Management
- Comprehensive Voice Management
- Nasal Allergy Management
- Oral CDX Brush Biopsy Test
- Head,Neck,Thyroid and Cancer Management
- Facial Cosmetic Management
Links
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Sialendoscopy
Patients with refractory symptoms from any salivary gland pathology that does not respond to conservative management may benefit from interventional sialendoscopy
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Sialendoscopy: On the Brink of Prime Time in the US?
Sialendoscopy has changed my entire approach to salivary obstructive disease
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Sialoendoscopy and combined approach for the management of salivary gland stones
Sialolithiasis is the most common cause of inflammatory disease of large salivary glands and occurs in about 1.2 % of the population
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Giving Salivary Gland Stones a New Look
...the country to offer sialendoscopy, a minimally invasive approach to treat salivary stones and ...
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Salivary Gland Stones
More and more, doctors are using a newer and less invasive technique called sialendoscopy to remove salivary gland stones.