ENT and Audiology
The service provides medical care for both adults and children starting from the age of one. The use of advanced diagnostic and treatment methods, including optical devices, video monitoring, and data archiving, ensures accurate diagnosis and clinically justified treatment.

One of the key objectives of the service is preventive comprehensive examination of organ systems to detect diseases at an early stage, using advanced radiological methods.
The service provides both outpatient and inpatient treatment, as well as day-care treatment for patients who do not require continuous monitoring.
For the endoscopic and microsurgical treatment of deformities of the nasal structures, inflammations of the paranasal sinuses, and intra- and paranasal formations (polyps, cysts, etc.), modern technologies are applied.
Diagnosis and treatment of patients in the ENT Service in Yerevan are carried out with the use of specialized equipment, based on clinical, laboratory, and instrumental investigations (ultrasound, advanced radiological methods such as radiography, fluoroscopy, computed tomography, and magnetic resonance imaging).
Snoring and obstructive sleep apnea are treated surgically, based on the results of polysomnography (sleep monitoring) and computed tomography of the airways. When indicated, and after identifying the level of obstruction, uvuloplasty is performed.
Diseases of the vocal system are treated surgically by endoscopic surgery of the vocal cords using a Leica microscope, through natural passages, without external incisions, with minimal hospitalization and a short recovery period.
The outpatient ENT unit also provides diagnosis and conservative treatment, applying different monitoring methods.
In the hearing research and prosthetics room, all modern methods of hearing assessment are performed, including:
- Threshold audiometry – evaluation of the degree and type of hearing loss
- Impedancemetry – assessment of the functional state of middle ear structures
- Otoacoustic emission testing (DPOAE) – evaluation of the functional state of auditory receptors
- Auditory evoked potentials – diagnosis of hearing loss in adults and children, starting from the neonatal period
Based on the results of these studies, optimal treatment is planned at early stages of disease, and hearing prosthetics are provided using high-quality Siemens digital hearing aids.
International collaboration: The service works closely with leading clinics and specialists in France and Germany. The staff regularly undergo professional training in top clinics in France, Germany, and Russia.
Academic base: The service is a clinical training center of the ENT Department of Yerevan State Medical University, where undergraduate and graduate students are trained, and clinical residents and PhD candidates conduct scientific and practical work.
Equipment includes:

- Karl Storz (Germany) optical endoscopes with 0°, 30°, and 70° fields of view, with Sopro Imaging recording systemKarl Storz (Germany) and Stryker (USA) video systems
- Karl Storz otoscopes
- Karl Zeiss Opmi Pico microscopes with Sopro Imaging recording system
- Bipolar Coblator radiofrequency coagulator (France)
- Johnson & Johnson (USA) radiosurgical devices, Coblator bipolar radio wave coagulator
- Leica (Switzerland) operating microscope
- Karl Storz Sopro Imaging system for video recording with rigid endoscopes
List of diseases
Adenoids
Ear auricle correction
Ear auricle neoplasms
Ear auricle injuries
Ear cysts of various localization
External ear injuries
Stenosis, hypertrophy, and masses of the external auditory canal
Foreign body in the external auditory canal
Congenital, acquired, and secondary deformities of the external nose
Congenital pharyngeal anomalies
Tympanic membrane perforation
Protruding ears
Congenital throat anomalies
Throat neoplasms
Foreign bodies in the throat and esophagus
Pathology of the maxillary, frontal, and ethmoid sinuses
Non-purulent paranasal pathologies
Paranasal sinus cysts
Deformities of intranasal structures and paranasal sinuses
Cleft lip
Polyps
Polypoid rhinosinusitis
Acute and chronic otitis
Acute and chronic tonsillitis
Cleft palate
Nosebleeds
Congenital and acquired choanal atresia
Congenital nasal anomalies
Foreign bodies of the nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses
Pathology of the nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses
Nasal septum deformities
Nasal septum perforations
Nasal cysts of various localization
Foreign body in the pharynx and nasopharynx
ENT organ injuries
Inflammation of palatine and nasopharyngeal tonsils
Chronic purulent rhinosinusitis
Chronic, hypertrophic, and vasomotor rhinitis
Doctors
News
Nairi Medical Center ENT Specialist Levon Torosyan Participated in an Armenian-Bulgarian International Conference
The interview with Dr. Levon Torosyan, otorhinolaryngologist at Nairi Medical Center, was published in Varkanish (Ranking) magazine
French-Armenian Doctors Conduct Complex Consultations and Unique Surgeries at Nairi Medical Center
Frequently Asked Questions
To book an appointment with an ENT specialist, call 89 00 or visit Nairi Medical Center at 21 Paronyan Street, Yerevan. If you have previous test results, laboratory findings, or medical reports, it is advisable to bring them with you.
Nairi Medical Center does not provide home visits by specialists. To see an ENT specialist, an appointment should be booked in advance and the patient should visit the medical center. This is also important because additional tests or instrumental assessment may be required during the examination and are performed in a clinical setting.
Yes, ENT specialists at Nairi Medical Center also see children. A consultation may be indicated for nasal congestion, sore throat, ear pain, hearing problems, and other upper respiratory complaints.
During the first appointment, the ENT specialist asks about the patient’s symptoms and medical history and examines the ears, nose, and throat. If needed, nasal breathing, the condition of the mucous membranes and tonsils, the external ear canal, and the eardrum may also be assessed. Additional tests may be recommended depending on the clinical findings.
No special preparation is usually required before an ENT appointment. However, it is advisable to bring any previous test results and medical reports if available. If the patient has previously received treatment or is currently taking medications, the physician should be informed during the consultation.
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10 August 2025, 18:26Our certificates
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