Dizziness, problems with balance, tendency to fall, hearing loss, and ringing in the ears are among the most common problems that lead people to see an otolaryngologist. BMC's Dizziness and Balance Center evaluates and helps manage conditions that cause these symptoms, working with a wide range of specialists across the hospital.
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Depatman Zòrèy, Nen, ak Gòj
Lendi - Vandredi, 7:30 a.m. jiska 5 p.m.
Depatman ak Pwogram ki gen rapò
Zòrèy, Nen, ak Gòj (Otolaringoloji)
Yon depatman ki bay swen zòrèy, nen ak gòj pou tande, sinis, alèji, ak twoub vwa.
Odyoloji (Pwoblèm tande)
Newoloji
Yon depatman ki bay evalyasyon ak tretman pou kondisyon sèvo ak nè, ki gen ladan konjesyon serebral, Parkinson, malkadi, ak maltèt.
Newoloji entèvansyonèl
Tretman neroradyoloji entèvansyonèl pou anevrism, konjesyon serebral ak lòt kondisyon lè l sèvi avèk teknik minim pwogrese, imaj-gide.
Fizyoterapi
A program providing physical therapy (physio) to help patients recover from injury, improve movement, and manage pain.
Dizziness and Balance Research
Clinicians in the Dizziness and Balance Center conduct research under the Boston University Hearing Research Center. This multidisciplinary center aims to develop and disseminate knowledge that will improve the nation's auditory health and allow the fullest utilization of the sense of hearing.