MEDICAL REPORTING

ENT Assessments & Reports

Consultant ENT surgeon medico-legal reports covering hearing loss, tinnitus, vestibular disturbance, sinus, voice and swallowing disorders — combining independent clinical examination with objective audiology and imaging to support noise-induced hearing loss, personal injury and clinical negligence claims to CPR Part 35 standard.

Quick facts

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Consultant ENT surgeons
Coverage
Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, London
Report standards
CPR Part 35 compliant
Turnaround
7–10 working days (average)
Clinical presentations we cover

Symptoms & presentations

Noise-induced hearing loss

Occupational and acoustic-shock hearing assessments.

Tinnitus

Chronic tinnitus, causation and functional impact.

Vestibular disorders

Balance, vertigo and post-traumatic dizziness.

Sinus & nasal trauma

Post-fracture symptoms, olfactory disturbance.

Voice & swallowing

Dysphonia and dysphagia following injury.

Facial pain

TMJ and referred otological pain assessment.

Occupational NIHL

Guideline-aligned quantification of noise-induced hearing loss.

Acoustic shock

Sudden-onset otological and psychological symptoms from acoustic trauma.

Perforated tympanic membrane

Traumatic and blast-related perforation assessment.

Post-surgical outcomes

Grommet, mastoidectomy and septorhinoplasty complications.

Medical pathway

From instruction to signed report

  1. Stage 01

    Instruction

    Scope confirmed, audiology / imaging requested where needed.

  2. Stage 02

    Assessment

    Consultant ENT examination and objective testing.

  3. Stage 03

    Records review

    Occupational, GP and audiology records collated.

  4. Stage 04

    Opinion

    Causation, severity and prognosis with reference to guidelines.

  5. Stage 05

    QA

    Peer review and CPR Part 35 sign-off.

  6. Stage 06

    Delivery

    Encrypted PDF issued to instructing firm.

  7. Stage 07

    Objective testing

    Pure-tone audiometry, tympanometry and speech audiometry arranged as indicated.

  8. Stage 08

    Part 35 aftercare

    Part 35 questions handled within 5 working days.

When to instruct

Case types we support

Industrial disease

NIHL and occupational acoustic-shock claims.

Personal injury

RTA and workplace ENT injury reporting.

Clinical negligence

Delayed diagnosis and surgical outcome opinions.

Rehabilitation

Vestibular and hearing rehabilitation pathways.

Military & emergency services

Occupational hearing loss in armed forces, police and fire service.

Group actions

Multi-claimant industrial deafness coordination.

ENT Assessments For Personal Injury Claims

  • Noise-induced hearing loss and industrial deafness claims.
  • Tinnitus and balance disorders following an accident.
  • Facial and airway injuries affecting the nose and throat.

ENT Reports For Clinical Negligence Cases

  • Misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis of an ENT condition.
  • Complications following ENT surgery.
  • Failure to refer to an ENT specialist in good time.

What You Get With Evoque Medical

  • Convenient appointments scheduled according to your region.
  • Qualified, verified, and fully vetted independent experts for every assessment.
  • CPR-compliant reports, most within 7–10 working days of the assessment.

Our Process

  • **Step 1 – Assessment:** Book an initial assessment with Evoque Medical.
  • **Step 2 – Analysis:** We review your case and document the findings.
  • **Step 3 – Report:** Most expert reports are delivered within 7–10 working days of the assessment.
  • **Step 4 – Recommendations:** We recommend any further treatment or rehabilitation options, if needed.
FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Do you provide audiology testing?
Yes — pure-tone audiometry and tympanometry are arranged alongside consultant assessment where indicated.
Can you assess NIHL claims?
Yes. Our consultants routinely produce CLB-aligned NIHL reports for industrial deafness litigation.
Which NIHL guidelines do you follow?
Reports follow Coles, Lutman and Buffin (2000) and current LCB / CLB guidance.
Do you offer paediatric ENT assessments?
Yes — including hearing, speech and vestibular assessment for children.
Can you arrange local audiology?
Yes — audiology can be booked at a clinic close to the claimant, then correlated with consultant opinion.
What types of claims involve ENT experts?
Common claims include noise-induced hearing loss, tinnitus, balance disorders and injuries affecting the nose and throat.
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