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Head & Neck Institute Staff Directory

The specialists at the Cleveland Clinic Head & Neck Institute have been recognized nationally and internationally by their peers as leaders in their field. Our team of experts continues to lead the nation in experience and innovative techniques that translate into improved outcomes and care for patients. With more than 20 full-time faculty members caring for adult and pediatric patients with complex ear, nose and throat disorders, the institute is one of the largest otolaryngology programs in the United States. The restructuring of Cleveland Clinic specialties around organ and disease systems led to the addition of general dentistry, oral and maxillofacial surgery, prosthodontics and periodontics into the Head & Neck Institute. Our dental staff employs the latest techniques and most advanced technologies to solve complex oral and dental problems. Specialists with extensive training compose the following areas within the Cleveland Clinic Head & Neck Institute: Audiology: Audiologists provide the non-medical management of hearing disorders, including comprehensive audiologic evaluation and treatment through the use of assistive listening devices, hearing devices, Baha Hearing Systems and cochlear implants. We also provide a multidisciplinary approach to tinnitus management. The following staff members are audiology specialists: Donald Goldberg, PhD Craig Newman, PhD Sharon Sandridge, PhD Dentistry: Dentists and oral surgeons provide a team approach to care for an extensive scope of conditions, from routine dental cleaning exams and X-rays to advanced treatments for oral cancer. Dentistry specialists provide oral and maxillofacial surgery, comprehensive dental care for medically compromised patients and prosthetic reconstruction for oral cancer. The group also acts as a resource for Northeast Ohio physicians and dentists. Dentistry includes the following specialists: Todd Coy, DMD Karyn Kahn, DDS Joseph Krajekian, DMD, MD Michael Matheis, DDS Rex Raper, DDS Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: Surgeons perform a broad range of procedures, from office-based treatments including Botox and Restylane injections to operative procedures ranging from rhinoplasty and facelifts to major facial reconstructive surgery. Our facial plastic and reconstructive surgeons are: Daniel Alam, MD Michael Fritz, MD P. Daniel Knott, MD General Otolaryngology: Medical and surgical care for a wide variety of ear, nose, and throat disorders in adults and children. Our general otolaryngologists are: Tom Abelson, MD Steven Ball, MD Edward Fine, MD, PhD Richard Freeman, MD, PhD Catherine Henry, MD Robert Katz, MD P. Daniel Knott, MD Alan Kominsky, MD Head and Neck Surgery: Evaluation and treatment of both benign and malignant head and neck tumors. Patients are seen by a team of surgeons, radiation therapists and oncologists to facilitate optimal treatment. Our head and neck surgeons are: Joseph Scharpf, MD Benjamin Wood, MD Laryngotracheal Reconstruction: Treatment of laryngeal airway obstruction, esophageal reflux, tracheal aspiration, voice preservation and rehabilitation and removal of upper and lower respiratory foreign bodies. The specialist in this area is: Michael S. Benninger, MD Nasal and Sinus Disorders: Treatment of a wide variety of sinonasal conditions, including rhinosinusitis, nasal polyps, fungal sinusitis, septal deviation, nasal obstruction and inhalant allergies. The section specializes in minimally invasive, computer-aided endoscopic techniques for revision sinus surgery, CSF leak repair, endoscopic orbital and lacrimal surgery, and resection of neoplasms of the nose, sinuses and skull base. The specialist in this area is: Pete S. Batra, MD

To schedule an appointment or for more information about the Cleveland Clinic Head & Neck Institute, call 216.444.6691 or visit clevelandclinic.org/headandneck. Otology-Neurotology: Care of all forms of otologic disorders, including middle and posterior cranial fossa surgery for cerebellopontine and skull base tumors. Immune-mediated inner ear disease (deafness), Meniere s disease and cochlear implantation are also handled here. The specialist in this area is: Peter Weber, MD Pediatric Otolaryngology: Treatment of all forms of pediatric otolaryngologic disorders, with support from Cleveland Clinic Children s Hospital, a pediatric intensive care unit, and numerous other pediatric specialists on staff. Our pediatric otolaryngologists are: Samantha Anne, MD Paul Krakovitz, MD Vestibular and Balance Disorders: Diagnosis and vestibular rehabilitation from dizziness, disequilibrium. The specialist in this area is: Judith White, MD, PhD The Voice Center: The Voice Center represents a dedicated center of excellence to uniquely serve the voice disordered population, with special focus on the professional voice user. It is staffed by recognized experts from Speech Language Pathology and Laryngology. The Voice Center specialists are: Tom Abelson, MD Michael S. Benninger, MD Douglas Hicks, PhD Claudio Milstein, PhD Research: There are several studies under way or in the planning phase in different subspecialties in the institute. We have recently added a full-time, dedicated researcher who is interested in the elucidation of underlying neuronal mechanisms, the identification of new treatment targets and experimentation with novel approaches that will lead to improvement in clinical therapy of tinnitus. Our researcher is: James Kaltenbach, PhD Speech-Language Pathology: Comprehensive evaluation and treatment for all speech, language, voice, cognitive and swallowing disorders. Services are provided to pediatric through geriatric patient populations via an interdisciplinary medical care model. Our speech-language specialists are: Douglas Hicks, PhD Claudio Milstein, PhD Ranked No. 11 in the Nation Cleveland Clinic s Head & Neck Institute was ranked No. 11 in the United States by U.S.News & World Report in its 2008 America s Best Hospitals survey. The 2008 survey recognized Cleveland Clinic as one of the nation s best hospitals overall, ranking the hospital No. 4 in the country.

Chairman Michael S. Benninger, MD Chairman, Head & Neck Institute Clinical Interests: laryngology and voice care; nasal and sinus disease and sinus surgery Locations: Main Campus, Solon Steven Ball, MD Clinical Interests: adult and pediatric general otolaryngology; chronic sinusitis and sinus surgery; thyroid and salivary gland surgery; adult and pediatric neck masses PH: 440.878.2500 FX: 440.878.2666 Location: Strongsville Tom Abelson, MD Clinical Interests: voice medicine; pediatric otolaryngology; sinus disease; general otolaryngology PH: 216.839.3740 FX: 216.839.3749 Locations: Beachwood, Solon, Main Campus Pete S. Batra, MD Section Head, Nasal and Sinus Disorders Clinical Interests: revision endosopic sinus surgery; medical and surgical management of sinonasal polyposis; sinonasal tumors; CSF leak repair; endoscopic orbital and DCR sugery; image-guided surgery; inhalant allergy Locations: Main Campus, Beachwood Daniel Alam, MD Section Head, Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Clinical Interests: plastic and reconstructive surgery; facial plastic surgery; head and neck microvascular reconstruction; facial paralysis; rhinoplasty Locations: Main Campus, Beachwood Todd Coy, DMD Director, Dental Residency Program Clinical Interests: dental management of head and neck cancer patients; sports dentistry/traumatic dental injuries Samantha Anne, MD Clinical Interests: pediatric otolaryngology Locations: Main Campus, Hillcrest Edward Fine, MD, PhD Section Head, General Otolaryngology Clinical Interests: laryngology; sinonasal disease; facial cosmetics and reconstruction Westlake PH: 440.899.5630 Westlake FX: 440.899.5636 Locations: Independence, Westlake

Richard Freeman, MD, PhD Clinical Interests: general otolaryngology; head and neck surgery; sinonasal disease PH: 440.899.5630 FX: 440.899.5636 Location: Westlake Douglas Hicks, PhD Section Head, Speech and Language Pathology Director, The Voice Center Clinical Interests: voice science; voice disorders; care of the professional voice Locations: Main Campus, Beachwood Michael Fritz, MD Clinical Interests: pediatric and adult facial plastic surgery; functional and cosmetic rhinoplasty; soft tissue and bony facial reconstruction for complex head and neck wounds following surgery or trauma; microvascular reconstruction Karyn Kahn, DDS Clinical Interests: general dentistry; cosmetic dentistry; temporomandibular disorders; facial pain Locations: Main Campus, Independence Donald Goldberg, PhD Co-Director, Hearing Implant Program Clinical Interests: audiologic (aural) management/treatment; cochlear implants; auditory-verbal therapy; pediatric and educational audiology; communication assessment of children and adults who are deaf or hard of hearing PH: 440.312.3681 FX: 440.312.8810 Location: Hillcrest James Kaltenbach, PhD Director, Otology Research Head, Auditory Neurobiology Laboratory Clinical Interests: neurobiology of hearing disorders with emphasis on hearing loss; hyperacusis and tinnitus PH: 216.444.5171 FX: 216.636.4074 Catherine Henry, MD Clinical Interests: chronic cough; reflux disease; medical management of sinus disease; hearing loss; balance disorders Robert Katz, MD Clinical Interests: pediatric otolaryngology; otology; head and neck surgery; general otolaryngology PH: 440.519.6950 FX: 440.519.1364 Location: Solon

P. Daniel Knott, MD Clinical Interests: general otolaryngology; facial plastic and reconstructive surgery PH: 440.312.3681 FX: 440.312.8810 Locations: Main Campus, Hillcrest Michael Matheis, DDS Section Head, Dentistry and Oral Surgery Clinical Interests: general dentistry; dentistry for the medically compromised patient; cosmetic dentistry; dental implant prosthodontics Alan Kominsky, MD Quality Review Officer, Head & Neck Institute Clinical Interests: adult and pediatric general otolaryngology; sleep apnea; snoring; sinonasal disease Locations: Main Campus, Beachwood, Fairhill Claudio Milstein, PhD Clinical Interests: voice disorders; care of the professional voice; aerodigestive tract disorders; laryngeal physiology; functional dysphonia; vocal cord dysfunction Joseph Krajekian, DMD, MD Clinical Interests: oral and maxillofacial surgery with expertise in wisdom tooth removal; dental implants; corrective jaw surgery (orthognathic surgery); facial trauma, facial reconstruction; TMJ surgery and special interest in surgical management of obstructive sleep apnea Craig Newman, PhD Section Head, Audiology Clinical Interests: adult audiologic rehabilitation; tinnitus; evoked potentials; hearing devices; outcomes research Paul Krakovitz, MD Section Head, Pediatric Otolaryngology Clinical Interests: pediatric otolaryngology; complex airway management and reconstruction; vascular malformations, hemangiomas and birth marks; congenital and malignant head and neck disease; pediatric and adult thyroid/parathyroid disorders; voice surgery and velopharyngeal insufficiency; general pediatric otolaryngology Rex Raper, DDS Clinical Interest: periodontics Locations: Main Campus, Beachwood, Independence

Sharon Sandridge, PhD Director, Audiology Clinical Services Clinical Interests: electrophysiologic assessment; state-of-the-art amplification options including assistive listening devices and digital hearing devices; tinnitus and older adults Benjamin Wood, MD Clinical Interests: head and neck benign and malignant tumors; thyroid and parotid tumors; sinus tumors and chemodectomas Joseph Scharpf, MD Clinical Interests: head and neck cancer and reconstructive surgery Peter Weber, MD Section Head, Otology Co-Director, Hearing Implant Program Director, Residency Program Clinical Interests: surgery for pediatric and adult ear disease including cochlear implants; implantable hearing aids; infectious cholesteatomas; acoustic neuromas; ear tumors; skull bone lesions; facial nerve disorders and vertigo Locations: Main Campus, Beachwood, Hillcrest Judith White, MD, PhD Section Head, Vestibular and Balance Disorders Clinical Interests: vestibular disorders; dizziness and balance; hearing problems; ear disease; vertigo Beachwood PH: 216.839.3740 Locations: Main Campus, Beachwood

Head & Neck Institute Locations Westlake Main Campus Head and Neck Institute Beachwood Hillcrest Hospital Cuyahoga County Ohio Independence Solon Strongsville Main Campus Head & Neck Institute 9500 Euclid Avenue/A71 Cleveland, Ohio 44195 216.444.6691 Additional Locations Hillcrest Hospital Atrium Head & Neck Institute 6770 Mayfield Road Mayfield Heights, Ohio 44124 440.312.3681 Beachwood Family Health and Surgery Center 26900 Cedar Road Beachwood, Ohio 44122 216.839.3740 Independence Family Health Center 5001 Rockside Road Crown Centre II Independence, Ohio 44131 216.986.4160 Solon Family Health Center 29800 Bainbridge Road Solon, Ohio 44139 440.519.6950 Strongsville Family Health and Surgery Center 16761 SouthPark Center, 2nd Floor Strongsville, Ohio 44136 440.878.2500 Westlake Family Health Center 30033 Clemens Road Westlake, Ohio 44145 440.899.5630 08-ENT-020