Children's ENT Centre (Otolaryngology) | KK Women's and Children's Hospital

Our Children's ENT Centre is the only dedicated tertiary referral centre in the region for children's ear, nose and throat (ENT) problems. Providing comprehensive multi-disciplinary diagnosis and treatment, along with complete cover for elective and emergency surgeries for children, it sees the majority of complicated paediatric ENT problems and head and neck diseases in Singapore.

It is one of only two centres in Singapore performing paediatric cochlear implants. It is also the only approved centre for a 6-month training programme in paediatric otolaryngology for advanced specialist trainees in ENT.

The centre has fully equipped consultation rooms and treatment rooms for minor surgical procedures, videoendoscopy facilities and a complete audiological set-up for hearing tests.

Range of Services:

Paediatric broncho-oesophagology
Paediatric rhinology
Paediatric otology & neuro-otology including bone anchored hearing aid and cochlear implant
Paediatric audiology & auditory verbal therapy
General paediatric otolaryngology
Audiology services - hearing and communication programme

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Ear; Nose; Throat; Children's ENT

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