Ryan Sheila E MD

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Surgical and medical management of pediatric and adult ear, nose, and throat disorders in a community setting; treatment of sinusitis, nasal obstruction, allergies, ear infections, hearing loss, tonsillitis, hoarseness, and neck masses, including thyroid and salivary-gland tumors If you are suffering from hearing loss or other conditions of the head and neck, seeking treatment from Duke is sound advice. Patients can be seen by a multidisciplinary team of trained experts from Duke's division of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery (OHNS), including physicians, speech pathologists, and therapists. Cutting-edge technology including the most recent minimally invasive techniques, clinical research, and our multidisciplinary team of experts allow our caregivers to provide you with the latest treatment and care options. Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery Service Highlights Our pediatric otolaryngologist is subspecialty trained and qualified in treating infants and children in the entire spectrum of pediatric head and neck disorders, including hearing and ear problems, airway and throat disorders, nose and sinus diseases, and the spectrum of congenital, benign and malignant head and neck tumors that occur in children. Our multidisciplinary head and neck oncology program offers expert care for people with cancers from the common to the rare. Our head and neck surgeons are experts in the care of endocrine tumors including thyroid and parathyroid glands. Our neuro-otologists treat everything from middle-ear disease to skull-base tumors and engage in research with Research Triangle Institute neuroscientists to improve understanding and treatment of hearing problems. Patients with vertigo and dizziness receive precise diagnosis and personalized care and rehabilitation service in Duke's Vestibular Laboratory. Duke's Voice Center offers an integrated approach for the treatment of all types of complex voice disorders with special expertise in the area of professional voic