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Specialist Airway Care & Surgeries

Advanced Pediatric & Adult
ENT Surgical Interventions

Specializing in Coblation Adenotonsillectomy, infant laryngomalacia procedures, rigid and flexible bronchoscopy, and balloon dilation.

Featured Surgery

Coblation-Assisted Adenotonsillectomy

Adenotonsillectomy is a leading pediatric surgical procedure for children suffering from chronic tonsillitis, obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), heavy snoring, mouth breathing, or school difficulties caused by enlarged adenoids.

Better Sleep

Resolves chronic pediatric snoring & sleep blockages.

Fewer Infections

Significantly reduces recurrent throat infections.

Easier Breathing

Eliminates airway barriers for active growth.

Parents receive complete pre-op instructions, custom liquid/soft diet calendars, dedicated pediatric pain care guidelines, and immediate warning sign training.

Coblation Device

Plasma-Mediated Coblation Device

Standard adeno-tonsil surgeries use high heat (cautery) that burns tissue and causes severe post-operative throat pain. Dr. Shruthi utilizes advanced **Coblation Plasma Technology** that operates at low temperatures, dissolving tissue gently. This translates to minimal blood loss, significantly less post-op pain, and 50% faster recovery.

Airway Bronchoscopy

Diagnostic and therapeutic micro-scoping of bronchial air passageways. Used to identify tissue anomalies and retrieve inhaled foreign bodies in kids.

FEES Swallow Evaluation

Fiber optic Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing to capture real-time swallowing actions, check for aspiration risks, and plan pediatric feeding pathways.

Balloon Airway Dilation

Minimally invasive dilation of narrowed pediatric trachea or subglottic regions under expert microscopic camera controls.

Airway & Congenital Conditions Diagnosed

We provide expert clinical workups, HD fiber optic mappings, and custom care protocols for newborn babies and infants presenting with:

  • Laryngomalacia
  • Subglottic Stenosis
  • Tracheomalacia
  • Vocal Cord Paralysis
  • Vallecular Cysts
  • Choanal Atresia
  • Recurrent Papillomatosis
  • Foreign Body Aspiration
  • Intubation Airway Injuries
  • Ankyloglossia (Tongue-tie)

Our Airway Centre & Support

Our clinical facility is fully equipped to evaluate, stabilize, and manage critical neonates and premature infants who have congenital vocal fold disorders or severe tracheal narrowing.

Long-Term Tracheostomy Care

Managing a child with a tracheostomy tube requires immense clinical guidance. Dr. Shruthi and our support team work directly with families, providing step-by-step tube replacement training, emergency home guides, regular scoping checks, and progressive decannulation planning (safe tube removal).

Full Pediatric Care Pathways

General ENT Surgeries

In addition to specialized airway care, Dr. Shruthi Kobal performs advanced surgical interventions for common ear, nose, and throat concerns:

  • Septal correction surgeries for Deviated nasal septum
  • Tympanoplasty for Ear drum perforation
Full Clinical Surgical Cover

Detailed Guides

Procedure Details & Risk Counseling

Microlaryngoscopy

High-definition surgical microscopy of the vocal cords to capture, map, and treat vocal lesions, web anomalies, or cyst growths under general anesthesia.

Essential Post-Op Instructions

Absolute vocal rest for 48 hours (no whispering), followed by limited speech for 5 days. Keep hydrated, avoid throat-clearing habits, and use anti-reflux medications consistently.

Supraglottoplasty

A highly specialized endoscopic microsurgery to treat severe laryngomalacia. Excess, floppy tissues over the voice box that collapse during breathing are trimmed to widen the airway.

Risks Covered In Consent

Post-operative swelling, local infection, bleeding, temporary breathing stridor, laryngospasm, or minimal surrounding tissue contact.

Airway Balloon Dilation

Endoscopic navigation of a specialized deflated balloon catheter into narrow subglottic or tracheal regions, followed by precise inflation to widen the airway.

Risks Covered In Consent

Mucosal tear, postoperative airway swelling necessitating temporary breathing support, bleeding, or localized inflammation.