Spartanburg ENT is pleased to offer NeilMed products to our patients. NeilMed products alleviate nasal allergies & dryness, sinusitus, rhinitis, cold & flu symptoms, and much more. Ask your Doctor or Nurse how these products might benefit you.

Spartanburg ENT is participating in the Head's Up Swimmer's Ear Clinical Research Study. All study-related medication (ear drops) and evaluations are provided at no cost. Additionally, participants will be reimbursed for time and travel. If you or your child get swimmer's ear symptoms (itching, pain, & swelling and/or tenderness and/or redness & discharge), call our office to find out if you or your child might participate. (864) 582-2900
 

Dr. Butehorn, III, Dr. Foster, Dr. Butehorn, Jr, and Dr. Weir are now offering sinuplasty, an exciting new technique to treat sinus disease utilizing minimally invasive balloons similar to cardiac angioplasty.

Dr. Butehorn, III was recently featured in a news story by WYFF News Channel 4 discussing this exciting new treatment.

Click the following link to learn more about this procedure.
Learn More About Sinuplasty...

Click the following link to watch an animated video of the Sinuplasty procedure.
Watch Sinuplasty Video...
 

Spartanburg ENT is proud to announce that three of our physicians are now members of M. D. Anderson Physicians Network®.  Dr. Butehorn, Jr., Dr. Foster, and Dr. Butehorn III have been credentialed by M. D. Anderson Physicians Network, and through Spartanburg Regional’s affiliation with M. D. Anderson Physicians Network, these physicians will receive expanded access to up-to-date practice guidelines for almost every type and stage of cancer.

The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas is routinely ranked as one of the nation’s top two cancer treatment centers by U.S. News and World Report. M. D. Anderson is one of the world’s most respected centers devoted exclusively to cancer patient care, research, education and prevention. M. D. Anderson patient care guidelines are based on decades of clinical research and offer patients advanced treatments in cancer care. Last year, more than 79,000 patients from across the nation and around the world received care at M. D. Anderson Cancer Center.