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ABOUT CLINIC
Learn about our team and values.
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Initial Comprehensive Assessment
- During the initial consultation, the physician conducts a detailed interview, organizes external medical records, analyzes risk factors, evaluates disease severity scales, performs basic hearing screening, and conducts endoscopic examinations of the ear, nose, and throat to establish a preliminary diagnostic foundation.
The process systematically reviews lifestyle, work environment, sleep quality, stress levels, medical history, and previous test results to identify key factors that may affect the auditory system.
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Arrangement of Necessary Imaging Examinations
- After the initial evaluation, the physician determines whether treatment follow-up should proceed first or whether further examinations are required based on the individual condition. If necessary, imaging studies or other relevant assessments will be arranged to clarify whether there are structural abnormalities, inflammatory responses, or other issues that require priority treatment.
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Comprehensive Functional Analysis
- After preliminary data and examination results are returned to the clinic, the physician performs further integrated interpretation.
If necessary, comprehensive auditory function analysis, blood biochemical tests, bacterial cultures, or other objective examinations will be arranged to improve diagnostic accuracy and avoid unnecessary treatment or repeated trial-and-error approaches.
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Diagnosis Confirmation and Treatment Planning
- After completing the overall evaluation, we provide an appropriate treatment plan based on test results, disease stage, and individual differences, and adjust the plan dynamically according to treatment response.
At each stage, we clearly explain the treatment direction, cost arrangement, and objective evaluation methods for treatment effectiveness.
By combining evidence-based medicine with clinical experience, every step is made clear, traceable, and reassuring.