Dr. Ameet Kishore

Dr. Ameet Kishore is a highly experienced ENT Specialist based in South Delhi, Delhi, with over 25 years of dedicated practice in the field of Ear, Nose, and Throat medicine. He holds an MBBS degree as well as a Fellowship in Otorhinolaryngology (FRCS-ORL), which attests to his extensive training and expertise. Dr. Kishore's commitment to patient care and his proficiency in diagnosing and treating a wide range of ENT conditions make him a trusted choice for patients seeking specialized medical attention. He is fluent in both English and Hindi, allowing him to communicate effectively with a diverse patient population. Known for his compassionate approach and meticulous attention to detail, Dr. Kishore strives to provide personalized treatment plans tailored to the unique needs of each individual. Although he is an exclusive partner, his reputation and results speak for themselves, with many satisfied patients attributing their improved health to his expert care. Whether dealing with chronic sinus issues, hearing problems, or other ENT-related concerns, patients can be assured they are receiving top-tier medical advice and treatment from Dr. Ameet Kishore.

• MBBS(AFMC)
• FRCS(Glas)
• FRCS(Edin)
• FRCS-ORL(UK)

• Dysphagia and obstructive sleep apnoe in Madelung’s Disease’ S Ali, A Kishore J Laryngology Otology, April 2007; Vol 121(4) p398-400
• Does patient-perceived handicap correspond to the modified clinical test for the sensory interaction on balance? S Loughran, A Kishore, S Gaehouse, IRC Swan Otol Neurotol. Jan 2006; Vol 27(1), p 86-91.
• Inter-observer reliability in evaluating postural stability between clinicians and posturography' S.Loughran, N.Tennent, A.Kishore, I.R.C.Swan Clinical Otolaryngology, June 2005; Vol 30(3) p255-7
• Correlation of growth factor receptor expression with clinical growth in vestibular schwannomas’ B.F.O’Reilly, A. Kishore, C. Smith, J. Crowther Otology and Neurotology, 2004, Vol 25(5), Sept 2004, p791-796
• Intracranial complications of diseases of the ear, nose and throat Kishore A, MacKenzie K Surgery, 2004, Vol 22:8, p175-177
• Growth rate of non-vestibular intra-cranial schwannomas’ B.F. O’Reilly, H. Mehanna, A. Kishore ,J.A. Crowther Clinical Otolaryngology, 2004, Vol 29(1), Feb 2004, p 94 - 97 • ‘How to audit your surgical performance’ A.Kishore ENT News, 2003, Vol 11(6), p72 – 73
• Audit derived guidelines for training in endoscopic sinonasal surgery (ESS) – protecting patients during the learning curve’ M.L Montague, A Kishore, G.W McGarry Clinical Otolaryngology, 2003, Vol 28(5), p411 - 416
• MR findings in Intralabyrinthine Schwannomas' M.L. Montague, A. Kishore, D.M. Hadley, B.F O'Reilly Clinical Radiology, 2002, Vol 57, p355 - 358
• Hypoglossal nerve paralysis following tonsillectomy' C. Sharp, H.K. Borg, A. Kishore, K. MacKenzie Journal of Laryngology and Otology, May 2002, Vol 116 (5), p389 - 391
• Vocal process granulomas - Is surgery the answer ?' A. Kishore, K. MacKenzie CME Bulletin - Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery, 2002, Vol 6(1), p16-17
• Inhalation of foreign bodies in laryngectomees' A.Kishore, D.Roy The Indian Journal of Otolaryngology, 2001, Vol 53(4), p315 - 317
• Our experience of vestibular schwannomas in type 2 neurofibromatosis : A 20 year review’ A.Kishore, J.A.Crowther, B.F.O’Reilly The Indian Journal Otology, Sept 2001, Vol 7 (3), p97 - 101
• A clinical and immuno-histochemical study on the growth of vestibular schwannomas’ A.Kishore, C. Smith, J.A.Crowther, B.F.O’Reilly The Indian Journal Otology, Sept 2001, Vol 7 (3), p112 - 116
• Results of stapes surgery on patients with osteogenesis imperfecta' L. Albanhasawy, A. Kishore, B.O'Reilly Clinical Otolaryngology, Dec 2001, Vol 26, p473 – 476
• One Stop Neck lump clinic : Phase 2 of audit. How are we doing ?' A. Kishore, CJR Stewart, GW McGarry, K MacKenzie Clinical Otolaryngology, Dec 2001, Vol 26, p495 - 497
• The T tube - A cost effective DCR stent' A. Kishore, GW McGarry Journal of Laryngology and Otology, Dec 2001, Vol 115, p992-993
• Epistaxis' A.Kishore, J.Crowther Surgery, 2001; 19:8 : p199 - 200
• Patient eligibility for day case paediatric adenotonsillectomy' A.Kishore, A.Haider Ali, N.K.Geddes Clinical Otolaryngology, Jan 2001, Vol 26(1), p47-49
• A clinical study of vestibular schwannomas in Neurofibromatosis 2' A.Kishore, B. O'Reilly Clinical Otolaryngology, Dec 2000, Vol 25(6), p561-565
• The role of fibreoptic laryngoscopy in infants with stridor' M.Botma, A.Kishore, H.Kubba, N.K.Geddes International Journal of Paediatric Oto Rhino Laryngology, Sept. 2000, Vol 55 (1), p17-20
• Primary extracranial meningioma of the soft palate' A.Kishore, D.Roy, B.Irvine The Journal of Laryngology and Otology, February 2000, Vol 114, p149-150
• The role of fibreoptic laryngoscopy in neonates and young children’ M.Botma, A.Kishore, N.Geddes The Journal of Laryngology and Otology, November 1999, Vol 113, p1039-1047 (Abstract)
• Patient eligibility and parental attitude for day-case paediatric adenotonsillectomy' A.Kishore,A.Haider Ali, N.K.Geddes The Journal of Laryngology and Otology, November 1999, Vol 113, p1039-1047(Abstract)
• Surgical anatomy of the ear demonstrated on a hinged section of the temporal bone' A.Kishore Revue de Laryngologie Otologie Rhinologie, 1996, Vol. 117(3), p165
• Presentation and Management of Orbital problems in E.N.T. Disease’ A. Kishore, M.J.J. Al Khabori, K. Kishore Oman Medical Journal , May 1994; Vol. 10;No.4

• AOI gold medal for the best Consultant paper
• TWJ Fellowship to visit the Causse Clinic, Beziers
• Silver medal for the best paper presentation at the Annual Conference
• Neuro-otological& Equilibriometric Society, New Delhi
• Travel grant, Section of Otology, Royal Society of Medicine
• Travelling Fellowship, Royal College of Physicians and
• Surgeons of Glasgow
• Scottish Otolaryngological Society prize for the best Registrar
• presentation at the annual S.O.S. meeting, Dumfries.
• Downs’ Temporal Bone Dissection Competition (1st Prize)
• (Royal National Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital , London ).
• Downs’ Temporal Bone Dissection Competition (2nd Prize)
• (Royal National Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital , London ).