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Dr. Frankle walked me through the whole process and made it easy to understand. My wife is not so nearly as frustrated now. Tha k youso much.
The staff at Eastern VA ENT are wonderful and it was very easy to make an appointment. I had a allergy test done there and MiMi made feel comfortable and relaxed.
Great experience! Everyone was so nice and professional!
Always look forward to my appointments at Eastern Virginia Ear, Nose and Throat. The atmosphere is always friendly and welcoming and the staff are extraordinary. A pleasure to visit the office!
I'm been coming to this office and seeing Dr Keyes for more than 20 years and he is the best, the GOAT of ENT and always the great experience from the office staff, especially Annette. Thank you
500 Independence Parkway, Suite 100 Chesapeake, VA 23320
1037 Champions Way, Suite 100 Suffolk, VA 23435
361 Southport Circle, Suite 100 Virginia Beach, VA 23452
We are currently in the process of changing our electronic medical records system. Due to this there may be extended wait times when calling for an appointment. Phone calls may take a little bit longer and we may ask you for more information than usual when you call for an appointment. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and we appreciate your understanding. This is a temporary period and we hope that our new records system will make everything easier for everyone in the future!
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At Eastern Virginia Ear, Nose, & Throat Specialists, we provide comprehensive and specialized care in general ear, nose and throat, sinus diseases, allergy, snoring, head and neck surgery, audiology, and hearing aid services.
We have three convenient locations in Hampton Roads, Virginia: Our main office is located in the Great Bridge area of Chesapeake, off Volvo Parkway, in the Battlefield Technology Center . Our other offices are located in the in the Harbour View area of Suffolk off I-664, and just off I-264 in Virginia Beach adjacent to Mount Trashmore District Park.
Our physicians are certified by the American Board of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery and highly trained in state-of-the-art technology. As expressed in our mission statement, we are committed to caring for our patient’s wellbeing through not only clinical expertise, but a comprehensive approach that exhibits the ethical commitment required to ensure we treat each patient with thoughtful compassion.
To ensure the health and well-being of the communities we serve by providing clinical expertise, technological innovation and the ethical commitment essential to a quality, patient centered experience.
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University Hospitals Offers Comprehensive Research on Enlarged Vestibular Aqueduct Syndrome (EVA)
Specialized physician-scientists at University Hospitals Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital are changing the current research landscape on enlarged vestibular aqueduct syndrome (EVA) by charting a new pathway for clinical research discovery. By collecting individual, detailed patient data and compiling a research patient registry , our researchers seek to better understand EVA, its different forms of expression, prognosis of possible progression of hearing loss, and risk factors for deterioration of hearing. Additionally, we hope to propose evidence-based protocols for physicians, patients and families to improve EVA classification, management and treatment.
Hearing loss usually brings a patient to a physician for diagnosis and treatment. Although early diagnosis and treatment is important with EVA, vestibular symptoms are difficult to identify in the very young. Detected with a computed tomography (CT) scan or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan, EVA is the most common inner ear malformation associated with sensorineural hearing loss. As yet, doctors do not completely understand if genetic and/or environmental conditions cause EVA. Research on the genetic basis of the hearing loss associated with EVA is ongoing at other institutions.
EVA is considered an orphan disease, meaning that it is a condition that generally affects fewer than 200,000 people nationwide. Because EVA is so rare, there is relatively little scientific research conducted as compared to other diseases. In fact, much of what is known about EVA comes from isolated clinical observations and limited findings – not from comprehensive scientific research. Because of limited research, there are no identified predictive factors for EVA-associated hearing loss. In fact, no treatments exist to prevent or reverse EVA-associated hearing loss, which affects quality of life for diagnosed children and their families.
There is a growing interest in EVA and opportunities for further exploration. A significant increase in recent studies and authoritative literature has been presented, including EVA-related diagnostic imaging, issues with treatment techniques, and associated abnormalities.
One of the greatest new developments in EVA research, we are delighted to report that the World Health Organization is now proposing to add new EVA-relevant diagnosis codes to the 11th revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD). This is a watershed moment for EVA research, and could significantly speed up EVA patient identification for research purposes.
EVA has traditionally required manual health records review to ensure correct patient identification, but this is prohibitive to many researchers. Normally, we use diagnosis codes to find our study populations because these codes are used for insurance claims, and are used everywhere in health care.
Having a diagnosis code for EVA is crucial to doing more research, so we're really excited about this new diagnosis code system.
There are many ways to get involved in our efforts as we continue to research EVA. From making a donation, to participating in fundraising events or volunteering, there are a variety of opportunities to help us as we make further progress in learning more about this rare disorder. Learn more about the ways you can help.
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