The Greek basic words otos (ear), rhino (nose), laryngo (windpipe), and logos (science) are the source of the word otorhinolaryngology, or its abbreviated version, otolaryngology. Thus, a doctor who specializes in treating conditions of the ear, nose, throat, face, head, and neck is known as an otorhinolaryngologist. An ENT, or ear, nose, and throat specialist, is the common abbreviation for this specialty area of medicine. The terms "three" are interchangeable. Every organ in the body is small, delicate, and essential to its overall health. The inner ear bones, for instance, might be as little as a single rice grain. To preserve abilities like speech, voice, hearing, tasting, and breathing, highly specialized training, accuracy, and attention to detail are therefore required in the treatment of the relevant organs.
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