Otolaryngology—Head & Neck Surgery

Milan R. Amin, MD, and Ryan C. Branski, PhD in the Laboratory.

Expert Perspectives

Voice Center Marks 20 Years of Pioneering & Innovative Care

Evolving from a three-person team to a program performing over 2,000 in-office fluoroscopies annually, clinical leaders at NYU Langone's Voice Center reflect on its growth and impact.

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Practice-Changing Medicine

Bringing Advanced Treatments for Head and Neck Cancer to an Underserved Community

In a largely immigrant Brooklyn neighborhood, NYU Langone’s Perlmutter Cancer Center—Sunset Park offers state-of-the-art care.

Conferences & Events

NYU Langone Health Presenters at COSM 2025

See the experts from NYU Langone who are joining colleagues in New Orleans, May 14 to 18.
J. Thomas Roland, Jr., MD

Practice-Changing Medicine

Pediatric ABIs: A New Frontier in Sound and Discovery

As the nation’s most experienced center, NYU Langone physicians are bringing the benefits of auditory brainstem implants to younger patients.
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Expert Perspectives

Breaking New Ground in Endoscopic Skull Base Surgery

Dr. Carlos D. Pinheiro Neto joins NYU Langone to expand research and access to endoscopic skull base surgery.

Advancing Science

An Experimental ‘Boot Camp’ Aims to Preserve Swallowing Function in Aging Adults

Researchers study the effects of muscle exercises and protein supplements in preventing pharyngeal sarcopenia.

Howard A. Riina, MD, and Kepal N. Patel, MD

Practice-Changing Medicine

New Thyroid Artery Embolization Method Successfully Treats Large Goiters

Offered as part of NYU Langone's Thyroid Program, the minimally invasive method yields significant goiter reduction.
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NYU Langone Health: A Leader in Otolaryngology—Head & Neck Surgery

Ranked #10

in Ear, Nose, & Throat

2021 NASBS Multidisciplinary Team of Distinction

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200+

Cochlear implant surgeries performed each year

Complex Case Spotlight

Building Capacity for Hearing Loss Care in Uganda

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Dr. Chris Ndoleriire, chair of the department at Makerere University, and Dr. Amina Seguya, attending otologist.
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Ugandan residents learning from NYU Langone chief resident Leena Asfour, MD.
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Ugandan residents learning procedures in the new cadaver temporal bone laboratory for the first time.
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Ugandan residents learning procedures in the new cadaver temporal bone laboratory for the first time.
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Dr. Amina Seguya, an Ugandan attending physician, at an NYU temporal bone course.
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