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ENT & Head and Neck Surgery · Pune

Dr. (Col.)
Inderdeep Singh

MS (ENT) · AFMC Pune · Colonel (Retd.), Indian Army

"Trusted by thousands of patients for safe, precise and compassionate ENT surgery."

Advanced ENT care for sinus, hearing, thyroid, head–neck conditions and more — at Jupiter Hospital, Baner, Pune. Trained at UPMC Pittsburgh, Johns Hopkins and Memorial Sloan Kettering, New York.

20+
Years Experience
8000+
Surgeries Performed
44+
Research Papers
4
Editorial Boards
★★★★★ Highly rated on Jupiter Hospital
FESS & Sinus Surgery Tonsillectomy & Adenoidectomy Grommets Head & Neck Oncology Cochlear Implants Laser Surgery Paediatric ENT Skull Base Surgery
Dr. (Col.) Inderdeep Singh — ENT Specialist, Jupiter Hospital Pune
Dr. (Col.) Inderdeep Singh
Consultant ENT & Head and Neck Surgeon

Jupiter Hospital, Baner
Pune, Maharashtra

OPD: Mon – Sat  ·  10:00 to 18:00

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International Trainings
UPMC PittsburghProf. Eugene Myers & Prof. Carl Snyderman · 2012
Johns Hopkins, BaltimoreProf. Ralf Tuffano & Prof. Christine Gourin · 2013
MSKCC, New YorkProf. Jatin Shah · Head & Neck Oncology · 2014
About

A Surgeon Shaped by Two Decades of Excellence

Dr. (Col.) Inderdeep Singh is an alumnus of the Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC), Pune — MBBS (1996) and MS (ENT) (2005). He served the Indian Army with distinction for over two decades, rising to head ENT departments at premier military hospitals.

Following a fellowship in Head & Neck Surgical Oncology at Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai, he undertook Clinical Scholar Observerships at UPMC Pittsburgh, Johns Hopkins, and Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center — working alongside globally recognised surgical masters.

He has more than two decades of experience as an ENT surgeon, serves on four international editorial boards, and currently practises at Jupiter Hospital, Baner, Pune.

Clinical Philosophy
"To deliver precision-based medicine — the right treatment to the right person — holistic, evidence-based, and delivered with empathy and trust."
Education
MBBS & MS (ENT)
AFMC, Pune University · 1996 & 2005
Fellowship
MCI Certified · Head & Neck Surgical Oncology
Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai · 2009–2010
International Training
Clinical Scholar Observerships — USA
UPMC · Johns Hopkins · MSKCC New York
Military Honours
Chief of Army Staff Commendation
Army & GOC-in-C Southern Command · 2006 & 2016
Current Practice
Consultant ENT & Head and Neck Surgeon
Jupiter Hospital, Baner, Pune · Mon–Sat 10:00–18:00
Why Patients Choose Dr. Singh

The Difference That Matters

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Military Precision & Discipline

Over two decades as a senior Army surgeon instils a standard of care that is rigorous, disciplined and uncompromising — carried into every consultation.

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World-Class International Training

Trained at three of the world's foremost cancer and surgical centres — UPMC Pittsburgh, Johns Hopkins and Memorial Sloan Kettering, New York — alongside globally recognised masters of ENT.

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Evidence-Based Medicine

44+ published research papers. Treatment plans are built on the best available clinical evidence — not habit or convenience.

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Minimal Invasive Techniques

Expertise in laser surgery, endoscopic approaches and minimal incision procedures — smaller wounds, faster recovery, better cosmetic outcomes.

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Care for All Ages

From neonatal hearing screening and paediatric ENT to geriatric hearing rehabilitation — a single surgeon experienced across the full lifespan.

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Empathy First

"Working sincerely with empathy and trust" — Dr. Singh's own words describe his approach to every patient, regardless of the complexity of their condition.

Areas of Expertise

Surgical Specializations

01

Nasal Endoscopic & Skull Base Surgery

Advanced FESS, anterior skull base, trans-sphenoidal pituitary surgery, endoscopic CSF repair. Developer of an indigenous septoplasty technique.

02

Paediatric ENT Surgery

Endoscopic sinus and adenoid surgery, tonsillectomy, paediatric airway, neonatal hearing screening.

03

Head & Neck Oncology

Comprehensive surgical management of all head and neck tumours. Trained at Tata Memorial and MSKCC New York under Prof. Jatin Shah.

04

Advanced Otological Surgery

Laser Stapedotomy, Otoendoscopic ear surgery, Mastoidectomies, Ossiculoplasties, Cochlear Implants, Laser Myringoplasty.

05

Thyroid & Neck Surgery

Minimal incision thyroid, parathyroid and parotid surgery. Trained at Johns Hopkins. Expertise in large retrosternal goitres.

06

Microlaryngology & Airway

Transoral and microscopic laryngeal laser surgeries, sleep apnoea and snoring surgery, airway management, voice disorders.

07

Rhinoseptoplasty

Open and closed rhinoplasty, endoscopic septoplasty using microdebrider shavers, functional and cosmetic nasal correction.

08

Epiphora & Lacrimal Surgery

Endoscopic DCR for chronic dacryocystitis, lacrimal drainage procedures.

09

Laser Surgery in ENT

CO₂ laser myringoplasty, laser stapedotomy, laser in nasal polyps, transoral laser procedures, coblator-assisted surgeries.

Patient Education

Common Conditions Explained

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Chronic Sinusitis

Inflammation of the sinuses lasting more than 12 weeks. Far more than a "blocked nose" — it affects sleep, smell and quality of life.

  • Facial pressure or fullness around cheeks and eyes
  • Thick nasal discharge or post-nasal drip
  • Reduced or absent sense of smell
  • Nasal blockage, fatigue and disturbed sleep
Treatable with FESS surgery
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Hearing Loss

Affects all ages with many treatable causes — from damaged hearing bones to nerve damage. Early diagnosis gives the best chance of recovery.

  • Frequently asking people to repeat themselves
  • Difficulty on the phone or in noisy environments
  • Ringing or buzzing in the ears (tinnitus)
  • In children: not responding to sounds or speech delay
Cochlear implants available
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Obstructive Sleep Apnoea

Repeated airway collapse during sleep causing breathing pauses. Most people don't know they have it. Untreated, it significantly raises cardiovascular risk.

  • Loud, persistent snoring
  • Waking up gasping or choking
  • Unrefreshing sleep despite 7–8 hours
  • Daytime sleepiness — even while driving
Surgical treatment available
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Thyroid Lumps & Goitre

Most thyroid nodules are benign but all need evaluation. Large goitres can compress the airway. Dr. Singh has specific expertise in large retrosternal goitres.

  • Visible swelling at the front of the neck
  • Difficulty swallowing or a choking sensation
  • Change in voice or hoarseness
  • A rapidly growing or hard lump
Minimal incision surgery
Everyday ENT Care

Common Procedures We Perform

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FESS — Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery

Adults & Children

The gold-standard treatment for chronic sinusitis and nasal polyps. Performed entirely through the nostrils — no cuts, no visible scars. Restores normal sinus drainage and smell.

AnaesthesiaGeneral
Hospital Stay 12 to 36 hours
Recovery5–7 days
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Tonsillectomy

Children & Adults

Surgical removal of the tonsils for recurrent throat infections (5+ per year), obstructive tonsils causing snoring or breathing difficulty, or peritonsillar abscess. Significant quality-of-life benefit.

AnaesthesiaGeneral
Hospital Stay 12 to 36 hours
Recovery10–14 days
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Adenoidectomy

Mainly Children

Removal of the adenoid pad — a common cause of mouth breathing, snoring, ear infections and glue ear in children. Often combined with tonsillectomy or grommet insertion for complete benefit.

AnaesthesiaGeneral
Hospital Stay 12 to 36 hours
Recovery3–5 days
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Grommets (Ventilation Tubes)

Children (mainly 2–8 yrs)

Tiny tubes inserted into the eardrum to drain glue ear (otitis media with effusion) and prevent hearing loss. One of the most frequently performed paediatric surgical procedures. Quick and highly effective.

AnaesthesiaGeneral (brief)
Hospital Stay 12 to 36 hours
Recovery1–2 days
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Septoplasty

Adults & Older Teens

Surgical straightening of a deviated nasal septum that causes persistent nasal obstruction, recurrent sinusitis, or snoring. Performed entirely inside the nose — no external bruising or swelling.

AnaesthesiaGeneral / LA
Hospital Stay12 to 36 hours
Recovery7–10 days
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Myringoplasty

Adults & Children

Repair of a hole (perforation) in the eardrum, typically caused by chronic infection or injury. Restores hearing and prevents recurrent ear infections. Dr. Singh also performs this with CO₂ laser for faster healing.

AnaesthesiaGeneral / LA
Hospital Stay12 to 36 hours
Recovery1–2 weeks
Should You See a Doctor?

Recognise Your Symptoms

Select a category below to understand what your symptoms might mean.

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Ear Problems

Pain, discharge, hearing loss, ringing, dizziness

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Nose & Sinus

Blockage, nosebleeds, smell loss, facial pressure

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Throat & Voice

Hoarseness, difficulty swallowing, snoring

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Neck & Thyroid

Swellings, thyroid enlargement, gland changes

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Children's ENT

Ear infections, snoring, speech delay, tonsils

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Sleep & Breathing

Snoring, stopping breathing, daytime fatigue

👂 Ear Problems

⚠ Seek urgent care if sudden onset
  • Sudden hearing loss in one or both ears — seek care within 24–48 hours, this is a medical emergency
  • Ear discharge with pain and fever — indicates infection requiring treatment
  • Persistent ringing (tinnitus) lasting more than a few weeks
  • Dizziness or vertigo, especially with hearing changes
  • Gradual hearing loss over months — often treatable if caught early

Dr. Singh specialises in advanced otological surgery including cochlear implants, stapedotomy, mastoid surgery and otoendoscopic procedures.

👃 Nose & Sinus Problems

⚡ See a specialist if lasting 3+ weeks
  • Blocked nose persisting beyond 3 weeks — could be deviated septum, polyps or sinusitis
  • Facial pressure or pain, especially around cheeks and forehead
  • Loss of smell — can indicate sinus disease or rarely, more serious conditions
  • Frequent nosebleeds, especially in adults over 40
  • Recurrent sinus infections (more than 3–4 per year)

Dr. Singh has pioneered endoscopic sinus surgery and performs advanced skull base procedures including pituitary tumour surgery via the nose.

🗣️ Throat & Voice Problems

⚠ Urgent if difficulty breathing or swallowing
  • Hoarse voice lasting more than 3 weeks — must be evaluated even if painless
  • Difficulty swallowing, especially if worsening or with weight loss
  • Sensation of something stuck in the throat persistently
  • Voice changes in a smoker or heavy drinker — urgent assessment
  • Snoring loudly, or being told you stop breathing during sleep

Dr. Singh performs microlaryngoscopy, transoral laser surgery and a full range of sleep apnoea and airway procedures.

🩺 Neck Lumps & Thyroid

⚠ All new neck lumps need evaluation
  • Any new lump in the neck lasting more than 2–3 weeks — do not wait
  • Thyroid swelling visible or felt at the front of the neck
  • A lump that is growing, hard, or fixed to underlying tissue
  • Neck lump with weight loss, night sweats or fatigue
  • History of smoking or alcohol with a new neck lump

Dr. Singh trained in head and neck oncology at Tata Memorial Hospital and Memorial Sloan Kettering. He specialises in minimal incision thyroid, parotid and neck surgery.

👶 Children's ENT Problems

⚡ Early treatment significantly improves outcomes
  • More than 4–5 ear infections in a year — may need grommets
  • Hearing loss in a child, or suspected hearing loss in an infant
  • Mouth breathing, loud snoring, or restless sleep
  • Very large tonsils causing breathing or swallowing difficulty
  • Speech delay — always rule out hearing problems first

Dr. Singh has a keen interest in paediatric ENT and conducts cochlear implant surgeries and endoscopic paediatric sinus procedures.

😴 Sleep & Breathing Problems

⚡ Often underdiagnosed — worth investigating
  • Loud snoring that disturbs your partner or household
  • Waking up gasping or choking — a sign of obstructive sleep apnoea
  • Excessive daytime sleepiness despite adequate sleep hours
  • Morning headaches or dry mouth on waking
  • In children: behavioural issues or poor school performance linked to poor sleep

Obstructive Sleep Apnoea carries serious cardiovascular consequences if untreated. Dr. Singh performs a full range of sleep apnoea and snoring surgeries.

Your Journey

What to Expect

01

Book Your Appointment

Call +91-20 6637 5555 or +91-20 2799 2799 to book an in-person appointment. OPD runs Monday to Saturday, 10:00–18:00. For a teleconsultation via WhatsApp Video Call, reach us at +91 91122 20011.

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What to Bring

Previous ENT reports, recent scans (CT/MRI), a list of all current medications, a note of your symptoms and timeline, and your insurance card if applicable.

03

The Consultation

Dr. Singh will take a detailed history and examine you — typically including nasal endoscopy (a thin telescope through the nostril, minimally uncomfortable), ear examination, and throat and neck assessment.

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After the Consultation

You will leave with a clear plan. Ask what your diagnosis means in plain language, what happens if left untreated, and what all your options are — medical and surgical.

🗓️ In the Days Before

  • Stop blood-thinning medications as advised — usually 7–10 days prior
  • Inform Dr. Singh of ALL supplements — fish oil and vitamin E also thin blood
  • Stop smoking at least 2 weeks before surgery
  • Complete pre-operative blood tests and ECG on time
  • Arrange for someone to take you home

🌙 The Night Before

  • Fast from midnight if surgery is in the morning — follow specific instructions given to you
  • Shower and wash your hair
  • Remove nail polish — needed for oxygen monitoring
  • Leave jewellery at home
  • Get a good night's rest

🧳 What to Pack

  • Comfortable loose clothing — shirt that buttons at the front
  • All current medications in original packaging
  • Insurance and hospital registration documents
  • Phone charger and something to read
  • A trusted person to stay with you

❓ Questions to Ask

  • What exactly will be done during the procedure?
  • What are the risks specific to my case?
  • How long is recovery and what are the restrictions?
  • When can I return to work, driving and exercise?
  • What improvement can I realistically expect?
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Immediately After (Recovery Room)

Grogginess, mild sore throat and nasal congestion are all normal. Most ENT day-cases go home within 24 hours.

02

First 48 Hours at Home

Rest is essential. Sleep with head elevated, do not blow your nose forcefully for at least 2 weeks after nasal/sinus surgery, avoid heavy lifting, take pain medication as prescribed, eat soft cool foods.

03

Warning Signs — When to Call

Call Jupiter Hospital immediately if you notice: heavy persistent bleeding, fever above 38.5°C, severe uncontrolled pain, sudden severe headache, or difficulty breathing or swallowing.

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Follow-up Appointments

Not optional. These allow Dr. Singh to check healing, remove dressings, and confirm the surgery achieved its goal. First follow-up is typically within 5–7 days of surgery.

Patient Experiences

In Their Own Words

★★★★★

I had suffered from chronic sinusitis for over seven years. After surgery with Dr. Singh, I could breathe freely for the first time in years. The difference in my quality of life has been profound.

R
R.M., 42 years
Chronic Sinusitis · FESS Surgery
★★★★★

My 6-year-old had recurrent ear infections every few months. After grommets and adenoid surgery, she has been infection-free for over a year. Her hearing has improved noticeably too.

S
S.K., Parent
Paediatric ENT · Grommets & Adenoidectomy
★★★★★

I was nervous about surgery on my neck, but Dr. Singh explained everything clearly and the incision was barely visible. I was back at work within a week.

P
P.D., 38 years
Thyroid Goitre · Minimal Incision Surgery
★★★★★

My husband's snoring had reached a point where we were sleeping in separate rooms. After sleep apnoea surgery with Dr. Singh, the change has been remarkable for our entire family.

A
A.V., Spouse of patient
Obstructive Sleep Apnoea Surgery
★★★★★

I had been dizzy for months and told it was anxiety. Dr. Singh diagnosed BPPV in my first appointment, performed the Epley manoeuvre, and I walked out feeling normal. I wish I had come sooner.

N
N.B., 55 years
BPPV Vertigo
★★★★★

As a teacher I was losing my voice daily. Dr. Singh found vocal cord nodules and after laser treatment I am fully recovered. His thoroughness and patience with explanations set him apart.

M
M.J., 44 years
Vocal Cord Nodules · Laser Microlaryngoscopy

These experiences are representative of patient outcomes. Individual results vary. Names abbreviated to protect patient privacy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions Patients Often Ask

See an ENT if: any symptom has lasted more than 3–4 weeks without improvement, you have had more than 3–4 ear or sinus infections in a year, you have a new lump in the neck, unexplained hoarseness lasting over 3 weeks, or any sudden change in hearing. Your GP handles acute infections — an ENT handles persistent, recurrent or complex problems.
Not necessarily. Many people have a deviated septum and never notice it. Surgery (septoplasty) is recommended only when it causes significant symptoms — persistent nasal obstruction, recurrent sinus infections, or snoring. The decision is based entirely on how much it affects your daily life.
Occasional light snoring is common during a cold. However, loud habitual snoring — with pauses in breathing, restless sleep, mouth breathing, or daytime sleepiness — is not normal and needs evaluation. Enlarged tonsils and adenoids are the most common cause and the treatment is straightforward.
FESS is performed entirely through the nostrils — no external cuts or visible scars. Done under general anaesthesia. Post-operative discomfort is manageable with standard pain medication. Most patients return to light activity within a week.
Most neck lumps in younger people are benign — swollen lymph nodes from infection are the most common cause. However, any lump persisting beyond 3 weeks, growing, hard, or in a person over 40 (especially with smoking or alcohol history) must be promptly evaluated. When caught early, most head and neck cancers are highly treatable.
It depends on the cause. Smell loss due to nasal polyps or sinusitis often responds well to surgery or steroids. Post-viral smell loss (common after COVID-19) can recover spontaneously; olfactory training has shown benefit. Early evaluation gives the best chance of recovery.
A cochlear implant bypasses damaged inner ear hair cells and directly stimulates the hearing nerve. Surgery takes 2–3 hours. After rehabilitation and device mapping, most recipients — including children — achieve significant improvement in hearing and speech understanding.
Most thyroid nodules (over 90%) are benign and don't require surgery. An ultrasound and sometimes a fine needle aspiration (FNA) biopsy assess the risk. Surgery is recommended if there is suspicion of malignancy, compressive symptoms, or if the nodule is very large.
A quick in-clinic procedure where a thin telescope is passed into the nostril after a local anaesthetic spray. Takes 3–5 minutes. Most patients find it mildly uncomfortable at worst. It provides far more information than physical examination alone.
Seek emergency care immediately if dizziness is accompanied by: sudden severe headache, double vision, slurred speech, weakness or numbness in the face, arm or leg, or difficulty walking — these could indicate a stroke. Isolated vertigo without neurological symptoms is most often inner ear related.
Tinnitus is the perception of sound (ringing, buzzing, hissing) when none is present externally. It can occur with or without hearing loss. While there is no universal cure for tinnitus, many management strategies exist and underlying causes should always be investigated.
No. You can book a direct consultation at Jupiter Hospital without a referral. Bringing any previous investigation reports or letters from your GP is strongly recommended — it saves time and gives Dr. Singh the most complete picture from the first visit.
Recognition

Honours & Memberships

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Chief of Army Staff Commendation

Awarded for exceptional professional ENT services to the Indian Army · 2006

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GOC-in-C Southern Command Commendation

General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Southern Command Commendation for professional distinction · 2016

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Chief Editor — Handbook of ENT

State level conference on Currents Trends in ENT, Command Hospital Pune · 2013

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Contributing Author — Handbook on LASERS in ENT

State level LASENT FORCE conference, AFMC Pune · 2014

Professional Journey

Career & Academic Appointments

Present

Consultant ENT & Head and Neck Surgeon

Jupiter Hospital, Baner, Pune
Full-time clinical ENT and Head & Neck surgery practice. OPD Monday to Saturday, 10:00–18:00.
2020–

Professor of ENT (MCI & MUHS Recognised)

INHS Asvini Naval Hospital, Mumbai
13 years undergraduate teaching, 8 years postgraduate training.
2016–17

Head of Department, ENT & Head and Neck Surgery

Command Hospital Southern Command, Pune
Led postgraduate residency training programme at a tertiary care military hospital.
2013–16

Associate Professor — ENT & Head and Neck Surgery

Command Hospital Southern Command & AFMC, Pune (MUHS Affiliated)
Combined academic and clinical surgical responsibilities.
2014

Clinical Scholar Observership — Head & Neck Oncology

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC), New York
Under Prof. Jatin Shah, attending tumour boards and surgical oncology rotations.
2013

Clinical Scholar Observership — Minimal Invasive Surgery

Johns Hopkins Medical University, Baltimore
Under Prof. Ralf Tuffano and Prof. Christine Gourin.
2012

Clinical Scholar Observership — Skull Base & Robotic Surgery

UPMC, Pittsburgh
Under Prof. Eugene Myers and Prof. Carl Snyderman.
2009–10

MCI Certified Fellowship — Head & Neck Surgical Oncology

Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai
Participated in live Head & Neck cancer surgery demonstrations.
2005

MS (ENT)

AFMC, Pune University
Dissertation: Association of EBV in Head and Neck Carcinomas.
1996

MBBS

AFMC, Pune University
Internship at Army Hospital Research and Referral, New Delhi (1997).
Research & Publications

Scientific Contributions

44+
Total Papers
37
International Journals
11
Original Research
12
Conference Posters
1.
Rahul Naga, TS Bedi, R Rajguru, Inderdeep Singh et al. Mastoid dressing in Ear surgery: Is it still relevant. Bengal Journal of Otolaryngology and Head Neck Surgery. 2021 Aug;29(2):141–144.
2.
Basavraj Patil, Renu Rajguru, Dilip Raghvan, Inderdeep Singh et al. Middle ear surgery and taste dysfunction: Prevalence and determinants. Annals of Indian Academy of Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery. 2021 Jun;5(1):24–28.
3.
Inderdeep Singh, BS Patil et al. A study to compare the outcomes of CO₂ laser assisted myringoplasty versus conventional type 1 tympanoplasty in small central tympanic perforation. Int Journal of Otorhinolaryngol Head Neck Surgery. 2021 May;7(5):809–814.
4.
Priyanka Verma, BK Singh, Inderdeep Singh et al. Ga-68 DOTATE Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography in a rare case of Esthesioneuroblastoma. Indian J Nuclear Medicine. 2021 Mar;36:217–219.
5.
Inderdeep Singh, Tanuj M et al. Retropharyngeal Abscess in a 3 month old Infant: A rare entity. Journal of Marine Medicine Society. 2020 Dec;22:241–244.
6.
Inderdeep Singh, Tanuj M et al. A rare case of Olfactory Neuroblastoma in Sphenoid sinus floor. Acta Scientific Otolaryngology. 2020 Apr;2(4):33–36.
7.
Batra HS, Sharma M, Singh ID et al. Study of DNA methylation in the promoter region of P15 and E-Cadherin genes from head and neck tumours. International Journal of Current Research. 2019 Aug;11(08):6444–6449.
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ID Singh, A Gupta. Association of EBV in Head and Neck Carcinomas. Journal of Otolaryngology-ENT Research. 2020 (Accepted).
9.
V Gupta, Inderdeep Singh, G Dwivedi et al. A comparative study in the use of topical mitomycin-C versus nasolacrimal stent in endoscopic dacrocystorhinostomy for chronic dacrocystitis. Int J Otorhinolaryngology Head Neck Surg. 2018 Jan;4(1):176–184.
10.
G Dwivedi, V Gupta, Inderdeep Singh et al. Rare case of combined laryngocoele masquerading as laryngeal carcinoma: a case report and review of literature. Int J Otorhinolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2018 Jan;4(1):292–296.
11.
V Bhatnagar, Inderdeep Singh, R Shivshankar. Stylocarotid artery syndrome. J Neurol Clin Neuroscience. 2018 Jun;2(3):13–15.
12.
Inderdeep Singh, S Sharma, Manu V. Cervical vagal schwannoma mimicking tonsillar mass. J Otolaryngol ENT Research. 2018 Oct;10(3):142–144.
13.
Inderdeep Singh, Lalrinmawii, D Phogat. Recurrent Rhinosporidiosis: a case report. J Otolaryngol ENT Research. 2018 Oct;10(6):298–300.
14.
A Singh, R Datta, BK Prasad, A Nilakantan, R Rajguru, Inderdeep Singh et al. Post Stapedotomy Vestibular Deficit: Is CO₂ Laser Better than Conventional Technique? A Non-randomized Controlled Trial. International J of Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surg. 2018 Jun;70(2):306–312.
15.
Inderdeep Singh, S Sharma, SGS Datta. A rare case of Invasive Pituitary tumor mimicking nasal mass. J Mar Med Soc. 2018;20:168–171.
16.
ID Singh, Lakshmi. A rare case of bilateral AOM leading to bilateral facial paresis in an adult. Int J Otorhinolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2017 Jan;3(1):144–147.
17.
ID Singh, V Gupta, S Raina, S Goyal, M Kumar. Large Retrosternal Goiter: An Otolaryngological Perspective – case series and review of literature. Journal of Otolaryngology-ENT Research. 2017 Jan;6(1):00147.
18.
ID Singh, S Goyal, Lakshmi, SK Gupta. Acute Retropharyngeal abscess in Adults – Our experience and review of literature. International Journal of Otorhinolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery. 2017 Jan;3(1):151–155.
19.
ID Singh, V Gupta, S Gupta, A Singh. Acute orbital cellulitis — a case series. Glob J Otolaryngol. 2017 Jan;3(3):555615.
20.
ID Singh, V Gupta, S Goyal et al. Endonasal endoscopic technique in management of juvenile nasopharyngeal angiofibroma — our experience. Glob J Otolaryngol. 2017 Feb;3(4):555620.
21.
Inderdeep Singh, A Singh, V Gupta, S Goyal. Recurrent nasal and disseminated Rhinosporidiosis. Glob J Otolaryngol. 2017 Apr;6(4):555691.
22.
KD Joshi, JR Galagali, MK Kanzhuly, ID Singh. A comparative study on effects of diabetes on auditory functions as measured by BERA and DPOAE. Int J Otorhinolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2017 Apr;3(2):347–353.
23.
R Rajguru, Inderdeep Singh, Abhishek. Vestibular Migraine: A dilemma no more. International Journal of Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery. 2017 Apr;3(2):312–316.
24.
ID Singh, V Gupta, S Gupta, S Goyal, M Kumar. Our experience in endoscopic management of mucormycosis: a case series and review of literature. Int J Otorhinolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2017 Apr;3(2):465–471.
25.
ID Singh, S Goyal, V Gupta, M Kumar, A Singh. Parapharyngeal space schwannomas: our experience and review of literature. Int J Otorhinolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2017 Apr;3(2):385–389.
26.
Inderdeep Singh, A Singh, V Gupta, S Goyal. Recurrent nasal and disseminated rhinosporidiosis. Glob J Otolaryngol. 2017 Apr;6(4):555691.
27.
ID Singh, J Galagali. Cervical Vagal Schwannoma presenting as paroxysmal cough — A case report. JO-ENTR. 2017 May;7(3):00206.
28.
V Gupta, Inderdeep Singh, S Goyal et al. Osteomyelitis of Maxilla — a rare presentation: Case report and Review of Literature. Int J Otorhinolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2017 Jul;3(3):771–776.
29.
Inderdeep Singh, V Gupta, S Goyal et al. Atypical presentation of large cervical schwannoma. Int J Otorhinolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2017 Oct;3(4):1114–1116.
30.
R Rajguru, Inderdeep Singh, J Galagali. Septoplasty techniques: conventional versus endoscopic — our experience. Int J Otorhinolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2017 Oct;3(4):990–996.
31.
ID Singh, JR Galagali, S Kumar, AK Gupta. Recurrent Glomus Jugulotympanicum — a case report. Int J Otorhinolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2016 Jan;2(1):47–52.
32.
Inderdeep Singh, S Goyal et al. ICA Injury in Sphenoid Sinus during Nasal Endoscopic Sinus Surgery — A Case Report. Journal of Otolaryngology-ENT Research. 2016 Dec;5(2):00133.
33.
P Sahu, J Galagali, ID Singh et al. A large parathyroid adenoma presenting with pathological fractures in a young male. Int J Otorhinolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2015 Oct;1(2):88–92.
34.
ID Singh, JR Galagali, KD Joshi, S Mokamati. Endoscopic management of complicated bacterial orbital cellulitis. Journal of Otolaryngology-ENT Research. 2015 Feb;2(5):00035.
35.
ID Singh, JR Galagali, A Bhansali. A rare cause of Epistaxis: Sinonasal malignant mucosal melanoma. International Journal of Current Medical and Applied Sciences. 2015 Mar;6(1):75–77.
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ID Singh, JR Galagali, S Kumar. Otocerebral Mucormycosis: A rare case in a diabetic patient with unusual presentation. Journal of Otolaryngology-ENT Research. 2015 Mar;2(2):00020.
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ID Singh, JR Galagali, A Hota. A case series of superficial parotidectomy under local anaesthesia. International Journal of Otorhinolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery. 2015 Jul;1(1):27–30.
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ID Singh, S Raina, KD Joshi. Neurofibroma of base tongue in a young boy. Journal of Otolaryngology-ENT Research. 2015 Apr;2(3):00022.
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ID Singh, A Hota. Recurrent cystic hygroma in an adult presenting as a neck mass — A case study. Journal of Medical Research. 2015 Apr;1(2):46–48.
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ID Singh, JR Galagali, A Bhansali, A Hota. Rhinoscleroma revisited. International Journal of Advances in Health Sciences. 2015 May;2(3):290–292.
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ID Singh, S Matthews, N Ramakrishnan, JR Galagali. Revisiting Midfacial Degloving approach for craniofacial fibrous dysplasia. International Journal of Health Sciences & Research. 2015 Aug;5(8):653–657.
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ID Singh, S Raina, JR Galagali, N Kumar. Deep neck space infections in immunocompromised patients: A case series. Global Journal of Otolaryngology. 2015 Sep;1(1):555553.
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ID Singh, JR Galagali, Satish Kumar, A Kumari, AK Gupta. A case of primary aggressive Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma of parotid gland. Journal of Otolaryngology-ENT Research. 2015 Nov;3(5):0079.
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ID Singh, S Raina, A Hota. Tricky Branchial cysts: A case series. The Journal of Medical Research. 2015 Jan;1(1):10–12.
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