Eagle Syndrome Specialists Near You

Experienced surgeon with comprehensive approach to Eagle Syndrome treatment. Known for thorough diagnostic workup and skilled surgical technique.

Executive Director of NY Head & Neck Institute. Dual board certified in Otolaryngology and Facial Plastic Surgery. Integrated within neurosurgical group (BSSNY), ideal for vascular Eagle Syndrome with carotid compression. Background in craniofacial resection and skull base tumors. Castle Connolly Top Doctor for nearly two decades.

Dr. Andrew Coughlin is a board-certified otolaryngologist at Houston Methodist in Houston, Texas, specializing in head and neck surgical oncology. His clinical expertise focuses on the treatment of benign and malignant tumors of the head and neck, including thyroid and parathyroid surgery and reconstruction. He earned his medical degree from the University of Texas Medical Branch and completed his residency training at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, followed by a fellowship in head and neck surgical oncology and microvascular reconstruction. Dr. Coughlin is dedicated to providing comprehensive, multidisciplinary care to patients facing complex conditions of the head and neck.

Professor and Chair of Otolaryngology at Jefferson. Author of "Surgical Management of Stylohyoid Pain (Eagle's) Syndrome: A 5-Year Experience". Expert in sialendoscopy for ruling out salivary pathology mimics. Provides evidence-based outcomes data for realistic patient expectations.

Senior Surgeon with dual MD/DMD degrees. Dental background enables exclusion of odontogenic pain causes. Routinely performs complex skull base surgeries and TORS at Dana-Farber/BWH Cancer Center. High degree of parapharyngeal space safety.

Co-Director of Center for Head and Neck Cancer. CO-INVENTOR OF TRANSORAL ROBOTIC SURGERY (TORS). Established world's first TORS research program. Led first IRB-approved human trials. Author of TORS styloidectomy publication. Team has performed more TORS procedures than any worldwide. Patients return to normal diet day after surgery.

Board-certified with sub-specialization in Laryngology. Expert at identifying extreme anatomical variances. Recommends staged surgeries for bilateral cases (3 months apart). Fellowship training in laryngology provides unique expertise for dysphagia and globus sensation.

Dr. James K. Liu is a board-certified neurosurgeon at the Skull Base Institute of New Jersey, specializing in complex cerebrovascular, skull base, and pituitary surgery. He is recognized for his expertise in performing minimally invasive endoscopic surgery and microsurgery to treat brain tumors, aneurysms, and cranial nerve disorders. A fellowship-trained specialist, Dr. Liu also serves as a Professor of Neurological Surgery and Co-Director of the Skull Base Surgery Program at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School. Throughout his career, he has remained dedicated to advancing the field through clinical research and providing comprehensive, specialized care for patients with intricate neurological conditions.

Dr. Katelyn Stepan is a board-certified otolaryngologist and fellowship-trained head and neck surgeon practicing at Northwestern Medicine in Chicago. She specializes in the surgical management of benign and malignant tumors of the head and neck, including diseases of the thyroid, parathyroid, and salivary glands. Dr. Stepan earned her medical degree from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, followed by a residency at the University of Pennsylvania and advanced fellowship training in Head and Neck Surgical Oncology at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. Her clinical practice focuses on providing comprehensive, multidisciplinary care for patients navigating complex oncologic diagnoses.

Professor and Director of H&N Surgical Oncology. Over 35 years experience. Fellowship trained at University of Michigan. Academic approach with multidisciplinary team support. Expertise in complex neck dissections and oncologic principles for safe styloid removal.

Professor and Head of OMS Department. Author of key paper on transoral endoscopic-assisted styloidectomy (Int J Oral Maxillofac Surg, 2015). Pioneer of endoscopic-assisted approaches providing magnified, angled views. Textbook contributor on trigeminal nerve injuries.

Associate Professor at Rush. Expert in Transoral Robotic Surgery (TORS) and microvascular reconstruction. Proficient with da Vinci surgical system for precise bony resections. Offers potential for scarless surgery with rapid return to oral intake.

Otolaryngologist and head and neck surgeon based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, with a practice covering complex head and neck surgery. Listed here because patients have reported being seen for styloid process concerns. Contact the practice directly to confirm current availability and experience with Eagle syndrome.

Prolific author with 180+ publications. Senior author of "Eagle syndrome: A comprehensive review" (Clinical Neurology and Neurosurgery). Provides guidelines for physicians on symptoms, diagnosis, and management. Expert on styloid-carotid syndrome and vascular variants.

Site Chief at Mount Sinai. Specializes in minimally invasive endoscopic skull base surgery. Expertise crucial for medially-angled styloids compressing internal jugular vein at skull base.

Associate Professor and Fellowship Director for H&N Surgery. Author of "Experience with transoral styloidectomy for Eagle Syndrome in Canada: A Case Series". Validates transoral approach safety with same-day discharge. Research focus on functional outcomes.

Surgeon-in-Chief at Sinai Health. Leader in skull base surgery. Handles most complex head and neck cases in Ontario. Works with Dr. Vescan on endoscopic approaches.

Key specialist for VASCULAR Eagle Syndrome in Western Canada. Published significant CMAJ case report on Eagle Syndrome causing severe internal carotid artery stenosis. Experienced in high-risk surgical planning to prevent stroke.

Leader in Transoral Robotic Surgery (TORS) in Canada. Based at top-ranked Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. Extensive publications on TORS outcomes. Contributed to styloidectomy research analyzing symptom relief and surgical morbidity.

Assistant Professor collaborating with Dr. O'Connell. Lead author on transoral styloidectomy case series. Sub-specialty in Otology/Neurotology - particularly relevant for patients with referred ear pain or tinnitus. Expert at ruling out intrinsic ear pathology.

Head and neck surgeon and otolaryngologist practising in Winnipeg, Manitoba, with a background in surgical oncology of the head and neck. Listed here because patients have reported being seen for styloid related symptoms. Contact the practice directly to confirm current availability and experience with Eagle syndrome.

Dr. Robert Fahed is a neurologist based in Ottawa, Canada, where he serves as a staff physician at The Ottawa Hospital. He specializes in interventional neuroradiology and stroke, focusing on the diagnosis and minimally invasive treatment of complex neurovascular conditions. Dr. Fahed also holds an academic appointment as an Assistant Professor at the University of Ottawa, highlighting his commitment to medical education and clinical research. He is dedicated to advancing patient outcomes through the application of innovative neurological interventions and collaborative care.

Professor and Division Head at Dalhousie. Definitive expert for Atlantic provinces. Over 150 scientific papers published. Contributes to literature on elongated styloid implications for cervicofacial pain syndromes.

Rare specialist explicitly treating Stylojugular Syndrome alongside Classic Eagle Syndrome. Based at Chris O'Brien Lifehouse comprehensive cancer center. Actively produces educational videos on venous compression. Consults in Sydney (Newtown/Crows Nest) and Tamworth.

Specialist in cervical-facial surgery with Syndrome stylo-hyoïdien (Stylohyoid Syndrome) as core competency. Performs ablation of distal styloid process. Dedicated ENT clinic in Western France.

Chief Physician with dual MD/Dentistry qualifications. Featured on German "Abenteuer Diagnose" (Adventure Diagnosis) for successful Eagle Syndrome treatment. Background in craniofacial surgery. Top choice for DACH region (Germany, Austria, Switzerland).

Dr. Moises Guerrero Jimenez is a highly specialized Maxillofacial Surgeon practicing at Maxillofacial - Dr. Moises Guerrero, located in the Puerta de Hierro district of Zapopan, Mexico. He focuses on comprehensive oral and maxillofacial treatments, including complex dental implants, orthognathic surgery, and the management of facial trauma. Dr. Guerrero Jimenez is recognized for utilizing advanced surgical techniques to address functional and aesthetic concerns of the mouth, jaw, and face. His practice is dedicated to providing specialized surgical care with a commitment to patient safety and clinical excellence within the region.

Neurosurgeon pioneering management of Stylojugular Venous Compression Syndrome. Uses PURE technique - microsurgical approach with styloid resection and C1 transverse process shaving for full IJV decompression. Addresses intracranial hypertension, brain fog, and visual issues. International destination clinic for US, Canada, and European patients with vascular compression variants.

ENT Consultant listing Eagle Syndrome as specific expertise. Training includes fellowships in Zurich providing European surgical techniques. Based in London's private healthcare sector for accessible international patient care.

Past President of British Skull Base Society. Leading expert in pulsatile tinnitus. Established investigative pathways linking Eagle Syndrome to venous outflow obstruction. Ideal for patients with "whooshing" tinnitus from turbulent blood flow. Receives tertiary referrals from across Europe for complex skull base pathologies.