Welcome to the Department of Otolaryngology (ENT) - Head and Neck Surgery at the Medical University of South Carolina. As Chairman of the Department, it is my privilege to introduce the comprehensive medical and surgical services which are detailed on this Web site. Simply stated, these services and programs are unsurpassed within South Carolina and regionally. Our excellence is directly attributable to our nationally recognized faculty, most of whom have subspecialty training (fellowships) in the various areas of ear, nose, and throat medicine and surgery. Examples include specialists in ear surgery (otology), sinus disease (rhinology), allergy, head and neck cancer, voice disorders (laryngology), swallowing disorders, facial plastic surgery, maxillofacial prosthodontics and cosmetic dentistry, and pediatric ENT. Our physicians have written textbooks, are invited speakers at other universities nationally and internationally, and are recognized by peer publications such as Best Doctors in the U.S. and Best Doctors in the Southeast Region. The care they provide is second to none. We are aided in our #1 Mission – patient care – by the availability of cutting edge technology that people expect at a university medical center. In addition, our department is actively involved in various areas of research, including hearing loss, swallowing disorders, sinus disease, and cancer. One measure of our research expertise and success is the fact that we are one of the Top 12 ENT departments in the country in National Institutes for Health (NIH) funding. By combining cutting edge technologies with laboratory discoveries, we optimize health and quality of life for our patients. We are further aided in our mission of top quality patient care by our affiliation with hundreds of other medical specialists at MUSC who provide the multidisciplinary approach to certain diseases that can make the critical difference. 
Our physicians see patients at four offices: Rutledge Tower (at MUSC), Hollings Cancer Center (at MUSC), East Cooper Medical Arts Building (on the campus of the East Cooper Hospital in Mount Pleasant), and MUSC Specialty North Office (in North Charleston adjacent to Charleston Southern University). In Rutledge Tower and Hollings Cancer Center, we occupy more than 14,000 square feet with 16 examination rooms. Our 3,200 square-foot East Cooper office opened in 2001 and our 3,800 square-foot office in North Charleston opened in 2007. Both offices offer comprehensive services in all areas of ENT, including complete audiology and vestibular testing and hearing aid fitting and services. We look forward to serving you in the future. As our mission statement affirms, we care for our patients with compassion, efficiency and excellence. 
Paul R. Lambert, M.D. Chair, Otolaryngology – Head & Neck Surgery |  MUSC ranked one of America's Best Hospitals for the treatment of Ear, Nose & Throat Disorders
| CME Courses |  November 6 -7, 2009 |  November 13 -14, 2009
| CME courses - check back soon for details | February 12 - 13, 2010 Temporal Bone Dissection Course Lectures & hands-on lab for ENTs & Residents
February 27 - 28, 2010 Charleston Sleep Surgery Symposium The latest developments and practices in sleep surgery for practicing ENTs March 12, 2019 Pediatric Hearing Loss Course Didactic lectures, panel discussions, and case presentations for SC practitioners. April 8 - 10, 2010 Southern States Rhinology Course Lectures at Kiawah, hands-on lab at MUSC
June 4 - 5, 2010 10th Annual Charleston Magnolia Conference Lectures & round table discussions cover the broad spectrum of Oto-HNS for the practicing ENT
August 18 - 20, 2010 Head & Neck Oncology Summit MUSC Co-hosts with the University of Utah >>see website | | Departmental Education Courses | November 23, 2009 2009 MUSC Resident Allergy Course and Practicum 4-7pm, RT Conference Rm Didactic and hands on practicum on the latest in allergy diagnosis, testing and treatment. Mandatory for residents; optional for fellows and attendings
December 11 - 12, 2009 FPRS Lecture Series & Dissection Course Dec. 11, 5-8pm, RT 11 Conference Room Dec. 12, 8am-12pm MUSC Temporal Bone Lab Cadaveric dissections on the techniques of facial plastic surgery and local flap reconstruction. For all MUSC Oto Residents. | For more information on courses listed please email: padlangi@musc.edu | |
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