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Ear, Hearing and Balance Center

Otology and Neurotology Experts Provide Specialized Care

Our nationally recognized team of hearing and balance experts at University Hospitals, many of whom have advanced fellowship training in the ENT subspecialties of otology, neurotology and lateral skull base surgery, provide specialized care for ear, hearing and balance disorders.


Make an appointment with an ear, hearing and balance expert

If you are experiencing hearing loss or balance problems, call 216-844-6000 today to schedule an in-person or virtual appointment with an ENT doctor or audiologist at a location near you.

Using a combination of medical and surgical therapies, our experts diagnose and treat a variety of common ear disorders, including:

  • Abnormal bone growth in the ear canal
  • Acquired and congenital conditions of the ear ossicles
  • Cholesteatoma. A noncancerous skin growth in the ear canal or middle ear
  • Cholesterol granuloma. A noncancerous cyst that forms in the middle ear
  • Acute ear infections
  • Chronic ear drainage or chronic otitis media. Chronic inflammation of the middle ear
  • Ear drum perforation. A hole or tear in the thin tissue between the ear canal and middle ear
  • Eustachian tube dysfunction. Inflammation and congestion in the tube that connects the throat and the middle ear
  • Narrowing of the ear canal (stenosis or atresia)
  • Tinnitus

In addition, using the most advanced technology, our multidisciplinary team can manage the following more complex conditions:

Make an appointment with an ear, hearing and balance expert

If you are experiencing hearing loss or balance problems, call 216-844-6000 today to schedule an in-person or virtual appointment with an ENT doctor or audiologist at a location near you.