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Dr. Paul E Hammerschlag, MD

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About Dr. Paul E Hammerschlag

The specialty of otology/neurotology involves the diagnosis and treatment of all ear-related problems. We offer medical, surgical and rehabilitation therapies for: * Hearing problems and hearing loss * Cochlear Implantation * Cholesteatoma and chronic otitis media * Acoustic neuroma (tumor of the inner ear) * Middle ear microsurgery * Facial nerve disorders * Cogenital ear malformations (aural atresia) * Balance and vestibular nerve disorders * Tumors of the temporal bone and skull base

Languages

English, Spanish

Services & procedures 36

ENTAllergiesCancer ScreeningDizzinessEar InfectionEar PainEmergency VisitGeneral ConsultationGeneral Follow UpHearingHoarse TroatNasal ProblemsSinus ProblemsSleeping ProblemsSnoringSoar ThroatSwelling of NeckVertigo (Head Swings)Cognitive IssuesDementiaEEGEMG/NCSHeadachesMigraineMovement IssuesMultiple SclerosisNeurological ConsultationNeurological Follow UpParkinson\'s DiseasePre-Travel CheckupSeizures/EpilepsyStroke Checkup/PreventionTingling/Numbness/PainTMSUltrasoundWeakness/Palsy

Background & credentials

Education & training

Medical School - M.D. - Albert Einstein College of Medicine Medical School - Albert Einstein College of Medicine Otolaryngology Residency, Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, Harvard Medical School Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary (Residency) Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary (Fellowship) Virgina Mason Hospital (Residency)

Board certifications

American Board of Otolaryngology

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