The Department provides care for a large number of children who depend on tracheostomies to be able to breathe.

Is ear tube surgery necessary? Dr. Greene explains when the use of this temporary, extra eustachian tube should be considered.

Includes information on pediatric otolaryngology, cleft lip and palate, airway and breathing problems, pediatric ear infections, pediatric sleep problems, and pediatric neck mass. (Portland, Oregon)

Western Florida practice that is dedicated to the care of children and adolescents with congenital or acquired ear, nose and throat disorders.