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advanced pediatric ENT
Dr. Ankur Patel is a pediatric ENT fellowship-trained ear, nose and throat specialist at Dayton Children's Hospital. Prior to his arrival at Dayton Children's he was faculty at the Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles where he maintained a busy practice that ranged from the simple to complex. Dr. Patel grew up in Dayton and returned due to the new and exciting opportunities at Dayton Children's.
Special Interests: Hearing loss, thyroid surgery, congenital neck masses, disorders of the airway, sleep apnea, swallowing disorders.
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Scheduling in-person appointments for new patients only. For follow-up, second opinion or video visit appointments, please call 937-641-4000
Provider Rating
05/14/21
Wonderful care was received!
05/06/21
The appointment was a very bad experience. It started off badly with the PA already knowing what needed to be done and telling us very aggressively before even looking at his ears. Didn't get much better with Dr. Patel. They weren't open-minded in gathering information, not interested in hearing anything except their own thoughts. We'll be going to an ENT specialist in Troy. Don't think another unpleasant visit to your office would be wise.
05/05/21
This provider really listen to me and respected my opinion as a guardian of this child.
04/27/21
Dr Patel was very attentive and informative
adenoidectomy, adenoids, aerodigestive disorders, airway reconstruction, allergies, bone-anchored hearing aid, choanal atresia, cochlear implant, diagnostic testing, dysphonia, ear disease, ear drum rupture, ear infection, ear malformations, ear tubes, esophageal disorders, fluid in ear, gastroesophageal reflux, head surgery, hearing loss, hemangiomas, laryngeal stenosis, laryngomalacia, lymphatic malformations, minimally invasive surgery, nasal cautery, neck surgery, noisy breathing, nose bleeds, sinus surgery, sleep apnea, snoring, sore throat, stenosis of the larynx, subglottic stenosis, swallowing disorders, thyroid disease, tonsillitis, tracheoesophageal fistula, tracheostomy complications, vascular birthmarks, vocal cord edema, vocal cord granulomas, vocal cord nodules, vocal cord paralysis, vocal cord paresis, vocal cord polyps, vocal nodules, voice disorders
Ravindhra G. Elluru, MD, PhD, Division Chief
ear nose and throat (ENT)
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