Manuela Díaz

HD videonasoendoscopy is central to Dr. Manuela Díaz’s ENT consultations at Dose Medicine Bogotá, helping patients move from symptoms to a clear diagnostic plan. As a specialist at the clinic, she evaluates ear, nose, throat, voice, and swallowing concerns, and her approach is described as personalized for both adult and pediatric patients. When earwax blockage (cerumen impaction) is present, the exam includes otoscopy and the specialist chooses between traditional ear irrigation and aspiration/microsuction based on the condition of the tympanic membrane. For nose-related bleeding, she also discusses nasal cauterization for episodes of epistaxis linked to fragile superficial vessels.

Education

• Pontificia Universidad Javeriana — Medical specialist in otolaryngology (graduated; years not stated).

Work experience

• Dose Medicine Bogotá — ENT specialist (listed as “Specialist in charge”; dates not stated).

Clinical focus and techniques

Dr. Manuela Díaz’s ENT practice focuses on diagnostic accuracy and targeted interventions for common and function-related complaints.

• Videonasoendoscopy HD.
• Nasofibrolaryngoscopy.
• Otoscopy.
• Traditional ear irrigation (lavado de oídos tradicional).
• Aspiration / microsuction for cerumen impaction.
• Nasal cauterization (cauterización nasal) for epistaxis.
• Cauterization of nasal varices (cauterización de várices nasales).

Professional societies and certifications

Not listed on the clinic roster materials.

Academic output

Not listed on the clinic roster materials.

Courses and advanced training

Not listed on the clinic roster materials.

Awards and recognition

Not listed on the clinic roster materials.

The clinic presents her ENT consultations in Bogotá with a typical duration of 30 to 45 minutes, using HD videonasoendoscopy to support diagnosis. The materials also describe evaluation of issues related to voice and swallowing, not only ear and nasal symptoms. The clinic’s patient-facing information is in Spanish, and the service is structured for international patients traveling to Bogotá for in-person assessment.