Prof. Giampiero Neri
ENT Specialist
SHORT BIO
Dr. Giampiero Neri is a university professor specialising in Otolaryngology, and is the head of the Audiovestibology Unit at Chieti hospital.
He has extensive experience in otosurgery, rhinoplasty, head and neck oncological surgery, upper airway endoscopy, sialoendoscopy, OSAS surgery and nasal cytology.
He is an expert in audiovestibular issues, particularly vertigo, tinnitus, and hearing losss surgery (cholesteatoma, otosclerosis, and implantable prostheses). He is frequently invited to national and international meetings to share his clinical and professional experience.
He has extensive experience in otosurgery, rhinoplasty, head and neck oncological surgery, upper airway endoscopy, sialoendoscopy, OSAS surgery and nasal cytology.
He is an expert in audiovestibular issues, particularly vertigo, tinnitus, and hearing losss surgery (cholesteatoma, otosclerosis, and implantable prostheses). He is frequently invited to national and international meetings to share his clinical and professional experience.
EDUCATION AND TEACHING
1985: Degree in Medicine and Surgery.
1985 (second session): Licensed to practice medicine.
1986: Registered with the Professional Association of Surgeons and Physicians of the Province of Pescara.
1988: Specialisation in Otolaryngology at the Seconda Università degli Studi in Naples.
He is a member of the Italian Society of Otolaryngology (SIO), the Italian Association of Freelance Otolaryngologists (AIOLP), and the Italian Society of Audiology and Phoniatrics (SIAF), of which he is the regional head.
He is the president of the Italian Cenacle of Audiovestibology. Currently, he holds the position of professor of Otolaryngology and Audiovestibology at the University of Chieti-Pescara and teaches on numerous national master′s programs.
He is a frequent speaker at numerous national and international conferences.
He is the author or co-author of over 100 scientific articles and abstracts published in national and international journals.
He is involved in research projects promoted and funded by the Dept. of University and Scientific and Technological Research.
1985 (second session): Licensed to practice medicine.
1986: Registered with the Professional Association of Surgeons and Physicians of the Province of Pescara.
1988: Specialisation in Otolaryngology at the Seconda Università degli Studi in Naples.
He is a member of the Italian Society of Otolaryngology (SIO), the Italian Association of Freelance Otolaryngologists (AIOLP), and the Italian Society of Audiology and Phoniatrics (SIAF), of which he is the regional head.
He is the president of the Italian Cenacle of Audiovestibology. Currently, he holds the position of professor of Otolaryngology and Audiovestibology at the University of Chieti-Pescara and teaches on numerous national master′s programs.
He is a frequent speaker at numerous national and international conferences.
He is the author or co-author of over 100 scientific articles and abstracts published in national and international journals.
He is involved in research projects promoted and funded by the Dept. of University and Scientific and Technological Research.
SERVICES
TREATMENTS CARRIED OUT IN THE CLINIC
SPECIALIST VISITS
Complete otolaryngological consultations, including instrumental examinations to support diagnosis, are take place at the clinic.
Dr. Neri deals with pathologies of the ears, nose and throat, including vertigo and snoring. Specialist visits explore each patient′s individual needs in detail, offering accurate diagnoses and personalised solutions. They seek to effectively identify and address issues including:
- Benign and malignant diseases of the oral cavity
- Acute and chronic pharyngotonsillitis
- Dysphagia and swallowing disorders
- Dysphonia and voice disorders
- Skin or nasal, facial and ear neoplasms
- Nasal septum deviations
- Turbinate hypertrophy
- Nasal polyps
- Snoring and sleep apnea
- Rhinogenic headaches
- Hearing loss
- Vertigo and instability
- Salivary gland pathologies:
- Neoplastic
- Inflammatory
- Lithiasic
DIAGNOSTIC EXAMS
A complete range of diagnostic tests can be performed in the office to identify and assess ear, nasal and throat conditions. Each test is carried out with great care and precision by qualified technicians to ensure reliable results:
- AUDIOMETRIC
- Audiometry
- Impedance audiometry
- Auditory Evoked Potentials (AEP)
- Ear endoscopy
- Microotoscopy - VESTIBULAR
- Spontaneous and positional vestibular tests
- Videonystagmography
- Stabilometry
- Cervical Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potentials (C-VEMP) or Ocular VEMP (O-VEMP)
- Head Impulse Test - NASAL
- Nasal Video-Fiberendoscopy
- Rhinomanometry
- Olfactory Evoked Potentials
- Nasal Cytology
- Oral-Nasal Pep Test - LARYNGEAL
- Fiberoptic Videolaryngoscopy
SURGERY
Since 1989, Dr. Neri has performed over 7,000 procedures, ranging from minor surgery (such as tonsillectomies or septoplasties) to hearing loss surgery, such as otosclerosis, tympanoplasties, or myringoplasties, as well as major surgery such as laryngectomies, FESS, or salivary gland surgery. In recent years, he has focused on OSAS surgery, implantable hearing prostheses, and endoscopic salivary gland surgery. Procedures that can be performed under local anesthesia in the clinic include:
- Removal of skin lesions (with histological examination)
- Removal of oral cavity lesions (with histological examination)
- Incisional and excisional biopsies
- Tonsil reduction with radiofrequency
- Turbinoplasty with radiofrequency
- Cauterization of septal varices for epistaxis
- Plastic surgery for prominent ears
- Overlay myringoplasty with autologous fat
- Stapedectomy for otosclerosis
- Application of implantable bone prostheses (BAHA, SOPHONO)
- Removal of submandibular duct stones
TREATMENT OF AUDIOVESTIBULAR PATHOLOGIES
Audiovestibular pathologies are very common issues and are among the leading causes for visits to general practitioners and emergency rooms. They can cause both auditory disturbances, such as tinnitus and hearing loss, and vestibular disturbances, such as vertigo and balance problems.
When one of the labyrinths (the anatomical structures in the ear responsible for balance) or the vestibular nerves is damaged, vertigo occurs, and we are no longer able to maintain balance.
To treat these pathologies, it is necessary to address the underlying causes or, if that is not possible, the symptoms through pharmacological therapies and vestibular rehabilitation.
When one of the labyrinths (the anatomical structures in the ear responsible for balance) or the vestibular nerves is damaged, vertigo occurs, and we are no longer able to maintain balance.
To treat these pathologies, it is necessary to address the underlying causes or, if that is not possible, the symptoms through pharmacological therapies and vestibular rehabilitation.
HEARING LOSS SURGERY
Professor Neri is also an expert in hearing loss surgery. Otosurgical procedures vary depending on the type of problem needed to be addressed: tympanoplasty, mastoidectomy, ossicular chain reconstruction and canaloplasty.
All these procedures, performed under local or general anaesthesia, aim to keep an infection under control or remove its causes.
Additionally, it is possible to restore hearing in almost all patients through the implantation of bone prostheses and cochlear implants.
All these procedures, performed under local or general anaesthesia, aim to keep an infection under control or remove its causes.
Additionally, it is possible to restore hearing in almost all patients through the implantation of bone prostheses and cochlear implants.
CONTACT US
PROF. GIAMPIERO NERI
ENT SPECIALIST
Via Tirino, 14
65129 Pescara (PE)
VAT reg. no: 01994890687
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