Tony - In his 20’s, Tony was playing guitar in a rock band and assumed that his hearing loss was due to exposure to loud music. By his mid-30s, Tony’s hearing had deteriorated and became a concern. He was a surfer, living in Hawaii, and assumed that increased hearing loss was a result of chronic “surfer’s ear” - a condition of the ear canal where lumps develop on the bony lining under the skin, eventually causing blockage of the ear canal. <House Clinic
House Clinic - Los Angeles, CA 2011
Top (L-R): Marc S. Schwartz, M.D., Rick A. Friedman, M.D., Ph.D., Eric P. Wilkinson, M.D.,
William H. Slattery III, M.D., and William M. Luxford, M.D.
Bottom (L-R): John W. House, M.D., Derald E. Brackmann, M.D., M. Jennifer Derebery, M.D., and Jose N. Fayad, M.D. Not pictured Gregory Lekovic, M.D.
Passionately envisioned in 1946, by our founder Howard P. House, M.D, the House Clinic and House Ear Institute work closely together to enhance the quality of life for people with hearing loss and related disorders. As a result of our unique, symbiotic relationship, both House organizations continue to accomplish more in advancing hearing health research, diagnostics and treatments than any single entity in the world today.
The House Clinic is internationally recognized as one of the world’s foremost neurotology medical practices. Patients worldwide visit the House Clinic, seeking leading edge quality care for hearing loss, ear diseases, and related medical concerns.
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