by admin on June 30, 2010
About Dr. Rande Lazar
Dr. Rande Lazar is a Memphis Otolaryngologist with a primary focus in pediatric ear, nose and throat disorders, including ear infections, throat infections, tonsil infections, sinus infections and sleep disorders. Dr. Rande Lazar has special expertise in adult and pediatric sleep and snoring disorders and surgery, as well as adult and pediatric sinus disorders. Dr. Rande Lazar is experienced in a wide range of disorders of the ear, nose, throat, sinus, respiratory system and the other head and neck systems, as well as children’s disorders of the larynx (voicebox), and hearing problems.
You can find out more about Dr. Lazar at Otolaryngology Consultants of Memphis.
The Diagnosis and Treatment of Recurrent and Chronic Sinusitis in Children
The incidence and history of chronic and recurrent sinusitis in children is not easily known or tracked, largely because there is no general agreement on which symptoms together indicate sinusitis. The disease is ever-changing, probably has multiple causes, and lacks one specific set of symptoms.
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by admin on June 25, 2010
About Dr. Rande Lazar
Dr. Rande Lazar is a Memphis Otolaryngologist with a primary focus in pediatric ear, nose and throat disorders, including ear infections, throat infections, tonsil infections, sinus infections and sleep disorders. Dr. Rande Lazar has special expertise in adult and pediatric sleep and snoring disorders and surgery, as well as adult and pediatric sinus disorders. Dr. Rande Lazar is experienced in a wide range of disorders of the ear, nose, throat, sinus, respiratory system and the other head and neck systems, as well as children’s disorders of the larynx (voicebox), and hearing problems.
You can find out more about Dr. Lazar at Otolaryngology Consultants of Memphis.
Subglottic Stenosis Complicating Cardiac Surgery in
Children
Children frequently need mechanical ventilation immediately following cardiac surgery. Though this step is critically important to determine how the surgery turns out, debilitating injury to the laryngotracheal system can result. Memphis otolaryngologist, Dr. Rande Lazar, uses his focus on pediatric ear, nose, and throat problems to discuss treatment of acquired laryngeal stenosis, a complication of pediatric cardiac surgery, resulting from these laryngotracheal injuries.
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