I’ve spent over 38 years treating and healing patients from around the world. I’m highly indebted to God for His mercy and compassion, in giving me the strength to continue my life’s call. Today, I’m happy to have this opportunity of expressing myself, sharing my knowledge and skills.

Thanks to my son Jose and through drpaulose.com – I’ll be posting topics related to medicine, surgery, preventive measures and occasional posts in my areas of interest – charity, spirituality, yoga, painting and  folk arts of kerala.

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I appreciate your readership and support. I will be updating the site with more posts . May God Bless, heal and comfort those who read this site.

Healthy and Happy Living!

Dr Paulose
Dr. K. O. Paulose, FRCS DLO
Consultant ENT & Laser Surgeon

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Published on: November 11, 2009 by Filed Under: Cellphone Hazard, Charity, Ear, ENT For Pediatric (Children), General, Health Tourism, Laser Treatment, Nose, Rhinoplasty, Sinusitis, Sleep Apnoea, Snoring, Spirituality, Surgery, Throat, Yoga

Recurrent Parotid Tumors: Treatment Options

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Parotid tumors can recur as single solitary mass or multifocal tumors. Recurrence of the tumor is either due to tumor implantation or inadequate surgical excision during primary surgery. Most tumors of parotid are benign Pleomorphic adenomas and

Published on: May 23, 2013 by Filed Under: Surgery

Gayathri Mantra for Kundalini Awakening

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A mantra is a sacred verbal formula or phrase repeated over and over again during prayer and meditation. A sacred verbal formula repeated in prayer, meditation, or incantation, Mantras originated in the Vedic tradition of India thousands of years

Published on: May 18, 2013 by Filed Under: Charity, Spirituality, Yoga

Coroners Clot after ENT Surgery

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Airway management after Nasal and Throat surgery can be associated with serious complications like aspiration of retained blood clots while extubating.The incidence of this fatal complication is very rare. The Surgeon and the anesthetist should be

Published on: May 17, 2013 by Filed Under: Anesthesia, Surgery, Throat

Risks of Anesthesia: Pseudo cholinesterase deficiency

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Case Report: 40 year old otherwise healthy patient developed post op apnea after a nasal surgery. She failed to recover from the effects of scoline given during surgery. Hence she was put on ventilator and she was out of the ventilator after 8 hrs.

Published on: May 12, 2013 by Filed Under: Anesthesia, Surgery
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