Prof Guri Sandhu
Mr Sandhu has a specialist interest in voice, airway and swallowing problems as well as minimally invasive techniques for the management of head and neck tumours.
Bio
Professor Gurpreet (Guri) Sandhu is a Consultant Otolaryngologist and Head & Neck Surgeon who manages a broad spectrum of ENT conditions in adults and children, with over 25 years of experience in the field.
Professor Sandhu works within the NHS at Charing Cross and Chelsea and Westminster Hospitals in London. He trained in ENT in several London hospitals including The Royal National Throat Nose and Ear, Great Ormond Street and Charing Cross.
He is a leading authority in voice, swallowing and airway problems. He was responsible for creating The National Centre for Airway Reconstruction in London, comprising a multidisciplinary team of specialists with an interest in airway problems. Professor Sandhu looks after professional voice users from the music industry, stage and media.
His honours include a Professorship in Laryngology from Imperial College London, Honorary Fellowship of the Royal Academy of Music, ENT Surgeon to The Royal Society of Musicians and the only British ENT surgeon to be made fellow of the American Laryngological Association. He is The Royal Society of Medicine past-President for the Section of Laryngology and Rhinology and current President of The British Laryngological Association.
Professor Sandhu has over 150 peer reviewed research publications and has written 20 book chapters and 3 books. He lectures nationally and internationally and has an active research programme in Laryngology.
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120 Harley Street
London W1G 7JW
- ENT Surgeon
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust - ENT Surgeon
The Royal Brompton Hospital - ENT Surgeon
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital - ENT Surgeon
University College Hospital London
- The University of London MBBS 1990
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Doctorate in Medicine (MD) 2011 University College London
- Aging voice
- Vocal cord palsy
- Airway stenosis
- Chronic cough
- Exercise induced laryngeal obstruction
- Lump in the neck
- Pain in the anterior neck
- Minimally invasive laser surgery
- Snoring and sleep apnoea
- Aging voice (‘voice lift’ surgery)
- Hearing loss
- Tinnitus (’ringing in the ears’)
- Wax build-up
- Discharging ears
- Painful ears
- Fullness in the ears
- Ear injury
- Nose and Sinus problems
- Nasal congestion or obstruction
- Loss of smell/taste
- Nasal discharge
- Post nasal drip
- Nasal crusting
- Nasal trauma
- Nose bleeds
- Hayfever
- Sinus infection
- Sinus headaches
Marylebone Journal
The pioneering ENT surgeon at The London Clinic in Marylebone, on the magic of the larynx and his discovery of a new condition.
- Professor of Practice (Laryngology) Imperial College London
- Honorary Senior Lecturer University College London