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Sleep Apnea: Understanding the Silent Nighttime Threat
Learn about sleep apnea, its symptoms, risks, and the latest treatment options available at ENT Clinic Egypt to improve your sleep quality and overall health.
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The First Specialized ENT Center in Egypt and the Middle East
ENT Clinic Egypt
ENT Clinic Egypt provides comprehensive diagnostic and therapeutic services for ear, nose, and throat conditions — including Audiology, Speech Therapy, and Balance Rehabilitation — all in one place. We combine medical expertise, advanced technology, and personalized care to ensure precise diagnosis and lasting recovery
Who We Are
ENT Clinic Egypt is the first specialized ENT center in Egypt and the Middle East, bringing together all subspecialties of Ear, Nose, and Throat, Audiology, Speech Therapy, and Balance Disorders under one roof.
Our team includes professors and consultants from top Egyptian universities, supported by the latest diagnostic and surgical technologies to ensure precise evaluation and personalized treatment for every patient.
With over 18 years of experience and more than 200,000 patients treated, our network of branches in Nasr City, Mohandessin, New Cairo, Shorouk, Sheikh Zayed, 6th of October, Maadi, and Giza allows us to provide accessible, high-quality care across Greater Cairo.
At ENT Clinic Egypt, we believe that expertise and attention to detail are the foundation of successful medical care — combining professional excellence with genuine compassion.
18
Years of experience
200.000 +
Patients
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Branches
Services
Complete ENT care you can trust — expert solutions for your ear, nose, and throat health
Balance Rehabilitation Program
A Balance Rehabilitation Program, often called Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT), is a personalized exercise-based physical therapy designed to reduce balance problems, dizziness, and the risk of falls by strengthening the connection between the body, eyes, brain, and inner ear. Programs are tailored by a physical or occupational therapist, focusing on specific exercises like gaze stabilization, head movements, and progressive standing and walking drills. The goal is to adapt to and overcome confusing inner ear signals, ultimately improving daily functioning and quality of life.
Services available in home visits
Ear irrigation with suction/water at home Microsuction: The doctor uses a tool to gently suction out earwax. Irrigation: The doctor uses a warm saline solution to gently rinse the ear to remove wax.
Surgical operations
Endoscopic tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy and radiofrequency ablation Various sinus endoscopies Endoscopic nasal septum correction Endoscopic cartilage/turbinate resection Eardrum grafting using a surgical microscope and endoscope Installation of ventilation tubes in the ear Excision of the mammary process and treatment of ear caries Rhinoplasty Microscopic vocal cord polyp removal Excision of larynx and nose tumors Stapes implantation Cochlear implant surgery Ear exploration Tumor biopsies Thyroidectomy Salivary gland resection Lymph node resection Tongue tumors Various snoring surgeries such as palate correction Laryngeal cleft surgery Fistula removal in the ear Fistula removal in the neck Lymph node removal Vocal cord paralysis treatment using laser or injection Otoplasty and bat ear surgery Endoscopic tear duct clearance
Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potential (VEMP) test
A Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potential (VEMP) test measures the response of specific neck and facial muscles to loud sounds and vibrations, evaluating the function of the inner ear's otolithic organs (saccule and utricle). During the test, electrodes are placed on the skin, a patient performs head movements while listening to sounds, and the test records muscle-generated electrical responses to help diagnose vestibular disorders like Meniere's disease or superior canal dehiscence syndrome.
A VNG test (video nystagmography)
A VNG test (video nystagmography) is a diagnostic test that assesses the health of your vestibular system, the inner ear system responsible for balance and spatial orientation. It involves wearing video goggles with infrared cameras to record nystagmus (involuntary eye movements) while your balance system is stimulated through a combination of watching moving lights, head movements, and the introduction of warm or cool air or water into your ears. The test helps identify potential balance disorders and dizziness by analyzing your eye movements in response to these stimuli.
Tinnitus tests
Tinnitus tests include an audiological (hearing) exam to detect hearing loss, a physical exam to check for underlying conditions, imaging tests like an MRI or CT scan for specific cases, and blood tests to identify potential causes such as thyroid issues or anemia. Your doctor will determine which tests are necessary based on your symptoms and medical history.
Eustachian tube evaluation tests
Eustachian tube evaluation tests use tympanometry, Valsalva and Toynbee maneuvers, and nasopharyngoscopy to assess middle ear pressure and Eustachian tube function. The tests measure tympanic membrane movement and middle ear pressure changes after specific swallowing or breathing actions to identify issues with the tubes, which are essential for equalizing ear pressure. A combination of objective and subjective tests, including patient-reported symptoms, is often used for a comprehensive diagnosis.
ABR (Auditory Brainstem Response)
ABR is a very good test for children to detect hearing loss when the regular audiometry is not applicable
Tympanometry
Tympanometry is a quick, objective, and non-invasive test that evaluates the health and function of the middle ear and eardrum by measuring how well the eardrum moves in response to changes in air pressure within the ear canal. An audiologist places a small probe in the ear, creating a seal to change the air pressure and observing the resulting graph, or tympanogram. The shape of this graph indicates issues such as middle ear fluid (like from an ear infection), a perforated eardrum, or Eustachian tube dysfunction.
Cochlear programming
Cochlear implant programming, or mapping, involves a hearing professional fine-tuning a patient's sound processor to optimize their hearing experience by adjusting electrical stimulation parameters, such as current levels for each electrode. This crucial process uses proprietary software to create a customized "MAP" or set of settings, aiming for the best speech intelligibility and comfortable hearing. Programming is an ongoing process, as the brain takes time to adjust to the new sounds, and hearing needs may change over time, requiring periodic adjustments.
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Why Book With Us
Compelling Reasons to Choose
🩺 Comprehensive and Continuous Care
We provide full-spectrum medical care covering all ENT, Audiology, and Speech Therapy specialties. Each patient receives a personalized treatment plan and regular follow-ups to ensure the best possible outcomes.
👨⚕️ Experienced Consultant Team
Our center brings together a team of highly qualified ENT consultants with extensive expertise in diagnosing and treating complex ear, nose, and throat conditions using the latest medical technology.
📍 Easy Access and Flexible Booking
With multiple branches across Cairo and Giza, you can easily book your appointment online or through our dedicated support team. We offer flexible working hours designed to fit your schedule.
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Every patient deserves compassionate, personalized care. Our team of expert consultants provides accurate diagnosis and effective treatment using the latest medical technologies. Start your journey to better hearing, breathing, and overall ENT health today — we’re here to help you every step of the way.
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