Comprehensive Otorhinolaryngology Examination for Adults

Complaints or symptoms in the ears, nose, throat, or on the face, or neck? Or is it time for your annual ear-nose-throat cancer screening?

A detailed consultation to discuss your symptoms, medical history, and any concerns you may have.
Careful assessment of the skin on your face, including use of a dermatoscope when necessary to examine lesions or abnormalities in detail.
Visualization of the ear canal and eardrum with magnification, including ear cleaning if required.
Testing of middle ear function to assess eardrum mobility and detect fluid buildup or pressure imbalance.
Internal examination of the nasal passages to check for inflammation, structural anomalies, or polyps.
Visual examination of the mouth, tonsils, and pharynx to detect signs of infection, irritation, or other pathology.
A gentle, precise view of the larynx (voice box) using a thin endoscope to assess vocal cords, rule out inflammation, nodules, or tumors.
Manual assessment of the neck, including ultrasound imaging when needed, to evaluate for swelling, lumps, or lymphatic concerns.
A personalized explanation of your findings and, if necessary, a recommendation for further treatment or follow-up care.

Complaints or symptoms in the ears, nose, throat, or on the face, or neck? Or is it time for your annual ear-nose-throat cancer screening?

45 000 HUF

Anamnesis – A detailed consultation to discuss your symptoms, medical history, and any concerns you may have.
Facial skin inspection – Careful assessment of the skin on your face, including use of a dermatoscope when necessary to examine lesions or abnormalities in detail.
Microscopic ear examination – Visualization of the ear canal and eardrum with magnification, including ear cleaning if required.
Tympanometry – Testing of middle ear function to assess eardrum mobility and detect fluid buildup or pressure imbalance.
Nasal examination (Rhinoscopy) – Internal examination of the nasal passages to check for inflammation, structural anomalies, or polyps.
Oral and throat inspection – Visual examination of the mouth, tonsils, and pharynx to detect signs of infection, irritation, or other pathology.
Endoscopic laryngeal examination – A gentle, precise view of the larynx (voice box) using a thin endoscope to assess vocal cords, rule out inflammation, nodules, or tumors.
Neck and lymph node palpation – Manual assessment of the neck, including ultrasound imaging when needed, to evaluate for swelling, lumps, or lymphatic concerns.
Diagnosis and Treatment Plan – A personalized explanation of your findings and, if necessary, a recommendation for further treatment or follow-up care.