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advanced pediatric ENT
Dr. Ankur Patel is a pediatric 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.
Check out this short video to learn more about Dr. Patel and his work here at Dayton Children's!
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Provider Rating
02/07/20
Dr. Patel amazing! My son was very comfortable with him. Dr Patel explained everything in full detail and was very personable.
02/05/20
Very much satisfied with our visit. Keep up the good work
02/03/20
Dr Patel friendly and a good listener. I enjoyed meeting him and had a satisfactory appointment for my child.
01/22/20
Dr. Patel work with me for the concerns I had with my daughter's treatment and he was respectful of when I wanted him to stop a procedure and continue another time and I just felt in general that he was a great doctor that listen well, and he was a very skill doctor for what he did as well. Thank you.
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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