Duke Perinatal Consultant Of Breensboro

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Phone: (336) 235-0944

Address: 1126 N Church St Ste 203, Greensboro, NC 27401

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Sinusitis
Medical Weight Loss
THESE MEDICATIONS CAUSE A DEPLETION OF THE BODY'S NATURAL CATECHOLAMINES (COMPOUNDS THAT AFFECT BLOOD PRESSURE, HEART RATE, ETC.) IF YOU HAVE BEEN TAKING DIET PILLS OR OTHER WEIGHT LOSS MEDICATIONS AND YOUR CATECHOLAMINE LEVELS ARE REDUCED, SERIOUS DECREASES IN BLOOD PRESSURE THAT ARE DIFFICULT TO INCREASE MAY OCCUR DURING GENERAL ANESTHESIA.
Primary Care
Depending on your plan, you may require prior authorization from your primary care doctor. It is the patient's responsibility to obtain the prior authorization. If you are unable to obtain the prior authorization, please notify us in advance at (336) 273-9932 so that we may reschedule your appointment.
Ear Infections
The adenoids are normal body lymphoid tissue made of B cells. B cells make antibodies or immunoglobulins for our body. Their normal purpose is to help to protect our ears, nose, and throat against diseases. However, sometimes the adenoids become diseased themselves (due to biofilms) and cause us to become sick. A recognized relationship exists between adenoid disease and recurring ear infections. In addition, the adenoid may become enlarged and obstruct breathing, especially at night. If these things happen, it often helps to remove the adenoids. The operation to remove the adenoids is called an "adenoidectomy". Adenoidectomy may be done alone but is commonly performed along with insertion of ear tubes. In most patients, adenoid tissue naturally disappears by the age of 20 years.
Family Practice
Emergency Care
We are located in Greensboro, NC which is the Piedmont region of North Carolina. Our office is located in central Greensboro, on the east side of Moses Cone Memorial Hospital (across from the Moses Cone Hospital Emergency Room entrance and the Cone Day Surgery Center).
Electrocardiogram
2. You may have a blood test to check your blood counts (hemoglobin). Your temperature and other vital signs will be taken. An anesthesiologist will talk to you and listen to your heart and lungs. An electrocardiogram (ECG) may be performed. An IV infusion may be started in the holding area by a nurse or an anesthesiologist. Your surgeon will speak to you and will ask if you have any questions.
Immunizations

Mental Health
Research. Under certain circumstances, we may use and disclose medical information about you for research purposes. For example, a research project may involve comparing the health and recovery of all patients who received one medication to those who received another for the same condition. Medical information about you that has had identifying information removed may be used for research without your consent. We also may disclose medical information about you to people preparing to conduct a research project (for example, to help them look for patients with specific medical needs), so long as the medical information they review does not leave The Ear Center of Greensboro, P.A.. If the researcher will have information about your mental health treatment that reveals who you are, we will seek your consent before disclosing that information to the researcher. Unless we notify you in advance and you give us written permission, we will not receive any money or other thing of value in connection for using or disclosing your medical information for research purposes except for money to cover the costs of preparing and sending the medical information to the researcher.

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MRI
If the operation that you had was a tympanomastoidectomy, please ask your surgeon if any of the middle ear ossicles were replaced with a metal part. This may be important to know if you ever need to have a magnetic resonance imagine (MRI) scan in the future. If a titanium implant was used, it is safe to have an MRI scan.
Radiology
Maxum™ Hearing Implant: If you have had a Maxum™ Hearing Implant, you should not have any type of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) study. The Maxum™ Hearing Implant is not MRI compatible. However, it is safe to have any type of CT imaging, nuclear radiology imaging, or PET scanning.
X-Rays
Computed Tomography
Please ask your surgeon if any of the middle ear ossicles were replaced with a metal part. This may be important to know if you ever need to have a magnetic resonance imaging scan (MRI) in the future. If a titanium prosthesis was implanted, it is safe to have MRI and CT scans.

General Surgery
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Ear Surgery
After ear surgery, your equilibrium may be affected. You may experience periods of vertigo or dizziness for the first several days. Take the necessary precautions to prevent injury if these symptoms are present. If the vertigo should last more than 3 days or become progressively worse, please call our office at 336-273-9932.
Neurosurgery
Otolaryngology
Dr. Kraus received his specialty training in Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery (ear, nose, and throat) at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, Iowa City, IA. Dr. Kraus was selected by his chief, Dr. Brian McCabe, to be the Chief Resident during his senior year. From 1982-83, he also completed an American Cancer Society Head & Neck Cancer Fellowship.
Reconstructive Surgery
Medical and surgical treatment of diseases and conditions of the ear and vestibular (balance) system, including disorders of the facial nerve, acoustic neuroma evaluations, and middle ear reconstructive surgery

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