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Dr. Guillermo Plaza Mayor

Dr. Guillermo Plaza Mayor
Otolaringology
Madrid


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Dr. Plaza Mayor is a leading specialist in Otolaryngology, Rhinology expert, Rhinoplasty, Otoneurology, Sudden Deafness Syndrome Obstructive Sleep Apnea and transoral robotic surgery. It has been recognized with several awards, he has been President of the Madrid Association of Otolaryngology and is currently a member of the Spanish Society of Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery.

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GMC: 282845976

 Professional experience

• More than 20 years of experience
• Head of Otolaryngology, University Hospital of Fuenlabrada (2006-present)
• Head of Otolaryngology Hospital Sanitas La Zarzuela (2006-present)
• Optional specialist in otolaryngology at University Hospital Ruber International Hospital Alcorcón (1998-2006)

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 Teaching posts

• Associate professor of otolaryngology at the Faculty of Medicine of the University Rey Juan Carlos de Madrid (2011-present)

 Education

• Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery from the Complutense University of Madrid (1991)
• MIR in Otolaryngology at the Ramon y Cajal Hospital (1992-1996)
• Doctorate in Medicine and Surgery from the University of Alcalá (1997)
• Master of Health Administration and Management (ICADE, promotion 1998-2000)
• Masters in Design and Statistics in Health Sciences from the Autonomous University of Barcelona (2001)
• Bachelor of Pharmacy from the Complutense University of Madrid (2009)

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 Publications and conferences

• He has made 23 scientific publications in international and 63 national journals and 29 book chapters.

 Prizes and awards

• Conde Cartagena Prize of the Royal National Academy of Medicine (1998)

 Professional membership

• President of the Madrid Association of Otolaryngology (AMORL) (2012-2015)
• Member of the Spanish Society of Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery (1994-present)

Languages spoken

  • German
  • Spanish
  • French
  • English

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Diseases, Medical Tests and Treatments

Deafness

Deafness is hard of hearing or total inability to use this. If the loss is partial hearing loss is called if the total deafness.

Endoscopic naso & sinus surgery

Encompasses all interventions from inside the nose, cisualizando or manipulating the structures through optical instruments. Its obejtivo treat injuri ...

Otoneurology

Otology is a subspecialty of Otology that studies and treats diseases of the inner ear and the nerves that run through the ear and its vicinity. These ...

Rhinoplasty

Rhinoplasty is a surgical operation of the nose, aimed at correcting aspects such as the septum, tip or width. Each rhinoplasty should be customized t ...

Sleep apnea

Sleep apnea is the cessation of breathing that occurs moments after falling asleep and loud snoring preceded by at least 10 seconds. If this process is repeated 5 times per hour of sleep we will face the Obstructive sleep apnea. Obstruction of breathing leads to lower oxygen levels in the body that makes it difficult for the person to have a restful sleep and show signs of fatigue in the morning. Moreover, the persistence of this lack of oxygen could cause pulmonary hypertension and heart failure future right or myocarditis, making it convenient to catch it early and make appropriate tests for safe diagnosis. Therefore it is conducting a sleep study to establish a treatment that includes changing some habits (diet, alcohol withdrawal, postural changes ...) and prescribing a CPAP, a pressure generator as required nasal mask that keeps the airway obstruction, obliterating snoring and promoting restful sleep. In some cases surgery may be required if there are any lesions in the respiratory tract or when use of the mask is not effective. ...

Aphonia

Hoarseness is the loss of voice. Usually the result of an inflammation of the larynx or trauma. The main causes are: respiratory diseases, speak very loudly, shouting, abuse of snuff, alcohol, excessive cold (very cold liquids or ice cream), among others. Respiratory diseases Speak very loudly, shouting, etc. Abuse snuff, alcohol, ... nerve causes. Excessive cold; (Drinking very cold liquids, ice cream ...) ...

Audiometry

Audiometry is a test to assess hearing in each ear in order to determine whether a person hears well. The human ear can hear sounds with frequencies between 20 and 20,000 hertz. The test is divided into tonal and verbal audiometry. Audiometry in the air and bone conduction, in both cases involves the exploration of both ears separately, with the patient inside a soundproof booth and sealed evaluated. In the air audiometry, the individual should be placed headphones and then, the specialist plays a series of sounds high to low volume until they are inaudible. The last perceived sound determines the hearing threshold, that is to say, to what intensity is able to hear the patient at a given frequency. The inspection of bone conduction, a vibrator behind the patient's ear in the mastoid, through which receives the sound is placed. Speech audiometry is also performed with the patient in a booth and headphones, but instead of words emit sounds at different volume, which must be repeated exactly. The test takes about twenty minutes and the results are shown in a graph (audiogram). Comparison of the data obtained in the air and bone scans can know which part of the hearing aid causes hearing impairment (deafness) and what is the extent of the loss. ...

Ear wax plugs

Earwax are one of the most common causes of hearing loss. In a small number they are beneficial because they protect the ear, preventing bacteria and other microorganisms can penetrate. Some people, however, produce more wax than the ear can take and is not capable of removing remove, which can lead to symptoms such as pain or ringing in the ears, feeling of being plugged or partial hearing loss. For treatment the aim is to soften the wax, which can be achieved with baby oil, commercial drops, glycerine, water or petrolatum; although we must not wipe too hard or often, as the wax helps keep ears protected. ...

Functional Rhinoplasty

Functional Rhinoplasty is the nose job to be done in order to correct breathing problems. These interventions are not aimed at improving the aesthetics of it otherwise changes its appearance to improve breathing. Turbinate hypertrophy, the deviation of the septum, nasal polyps or chronic sinusitis is corrected ...

Nasal polyposis

  Nasal polyps or nasal polyps are some benign tumors that form on the inside of the nose or sinuses by inflammation of the mucosa. The cause of polyps is unknown, but is associated with allergies, asthma, sinusitis or cystic fibrosis. Polyps are the size of a grape and can completely block the nasal passages, resulting in the inability to patient breathing, loss of smell and taste, headache and nasal deformities. Treatment with medications such as steroid nasal sprays, tablets corticosteroids or antibiotics, only helps relieve the symptoms of nasal polyposis. Polyps can be removed by surgery endoscopically, but in many cases recur over time. ...

Nasal Radiofrequency surgery

Radiofrequency nasal surgery is a surgical procedure that involves the use of energy at low power and low temperature to repair certain diseases of the nasal passages, especially the turbinate hypertrophy which causes nasal blockage. The surgery is performed under local anesthesia and usually lasts between five and fifteen minutes, tops. This technique begins by inserting a thin radiofrequency probe through the nostrils. The radiofrequency energy helps reduce the size of the turbinates without causing injury to the nasal mucosa, as it is applied by a cold electrodes. After surgery, the patient will take a nasal packing for a day at least. Turbinate hypertrophy can also be treated with endoscopic surgery or laser surgery. ...

Otitis

Otitis media is an inflammation of the ear spaces and, depending on the duration of the disease, is classified into different types: acute, between 1 to 3 weeks; subacute, between 3 to 12 weeks; and chronic when it lasts more than 12 weeks. If the ear infection progresses, the liquid may have otitis (otitis media with effusion and be called) that can contain liquid like water (serous), mucous or pus. The causes of otitis are malfunctioning Eustachian tube, infection of the upper respiratory or allergic problems (allergic otitis). Generally, bacteria and viruses are the cause of ear infection. The most common symptoms of otitis include: earache, fever, irritability, drainage, dizziness and, rarely, facial paralysis. In these cases, antibiotic treatment is sufficient to cure ear infections, although sometimes accompanied by nasal decongestants and mucolytics. In patients with chronic otitis, the most obvious symptom is hearing loss and its treatment will be determined accordingly. ...

Otoplasty

Otoplasty is the facial surgery performed to correct prominent ears and remodel, managing to improve their proportion and position. The intervention is responsible for both reposition protruding ears that are too far apart from the skull, as downsize if they are too large, reshape the pendant lobe or recreate the outer fold if necessary. Depending on the age of the patient, the operation can be performed under general or local anesthesia. Typically, the procedure involves a small incision behind the ear to reshape the cartilage and make it fold in appropriate areas. Thus a more natural ear is achieved and the scar is hidden in the back. ...

Rhinitis

Rhinitis is a disease of the nasal mucosa causing sneezing, itchy nose, eyes and throat, shortness of smell, obstruction, secretion, and nasal congestion. This condition can be classified as allergic, seasonal and perennial rhinitis, dry rhinitis. Seasonal allergic rhinitis or hay fever is caused by allergy to pollen from late spring and early summer. Therefore, the symptoms that can also be skin, appear only at this time of year. Perennial allergic rhinitis is seasonal like regarding symptoms, but differs in that it is continuous throughout the year. The origin of this type of rhinitis may be allergy to mites or certain species of fungi atmospheric, or for a cause not be allergic (vasomotor rhinitis). The treatment of allergic rhinitis is the most widely used drugs antihistamines. Dry rhinitis, allergic unlike produces nasal dryness, which can lead to blockage, bleeding, crusting and tightness in the nose. It may be caused by the use of certain drugs, abuse of inhalants for nasal congestion, pollution, changes in temperature or dry environments. The treatment is to use moisturizers to keep moist nasal mucosa. ...

Sinusitis

  Sinusitis is a condition characterized by inflammation of the sinuses, cavities located behind the forehead, cheeks and eyes. This condition can be caused by an infection (viral or bacterial) or by a fungus and can be divided into acute sinusitis or chronic sinusitis. Symptoms in both cases are the same: pain or pressure in the head, sore throat, stuffy and runny nose, loss of smell, fever, malaise, bad breath and coughing. The difference is that in acute sinusitis symptoms up to four weeks manifested, while chronic symptoms can last more than three months. Usually it sinusitis heals by itself, but may be given antibiotics. Sometimes, the patient may require surgery if the symptoms do not go away with treatment. ...

Snoring and apnea

Snoring and obstructive sleep apnea is characterized by temporary occlusion of the upper airway, at the level of the pharynx during rest hours disorders. The best known manifestation of this problem is snoring, but in severe cases can stop breathing (apnea) for more than ten seconds, so that episodes of sleep interruptions occur overnight. These episodes cause depletion of oxygen in the brain, which increases the risk of cardiovascular problems, diabetes or stroke. The affected person may also experience sleepiness, general fatigue or depression, and impaired concentration and see their professional and personal performance. The most common causes of snoring and apnea are obesity, a soft palate too big and hypothyroidism. The treatment can be based on: weight loss, change life changes, leave the snuff and alcohol; wear a nasal mask that delivers air pressure controlled by a mechanical device (CPAP); and surgery on the palate. ...

Tympanometry

Tympanometry is a test to evaluate the functioning of the middle ear and tympanic membrane. The test involves inserting a device into the outer ear to achieve a tight seal. Then the specialist causes a change in air pressure inside the atrial cavity to check the mobility of the eardrum and to see how the ear reacts to sound and pressure changes. During the test, the patient can hear very loud sound and may notice discomfort because of the probe. The results are plotted on a graph called tympanogram. This technique is used to detect alterations in the middle ear, the tympanic perforation, infectious otitis, tumors, bone diseases Driving middle ear or birth defects, among others. ...

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