Johns Hopkins Pediatric Sleep Center

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Johns Hopkins Division of Cardiology located at the Johns Hopkins Health Care and Surgery Center - Green Spring Station in Pavilion 1, Suite 360, is recognized worldwide for its cutting-edge research, treatments and procedures for heart and vascular diseases. Our team of over 100 cardiologists ensures that patients receive the most advanced treatments known to medicine. Johns Hopkins is proud to provide comprehensive care for patients throughout the Baltimore, Maryland and the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.

Deepa Galaiya is a fellowship-trained neurotologist and lateral skull base surgeon. Her clinical practice specializes in the surgical and medical treatment of middle ear, inner ear, skull base, and facial nerve disorders in children and adults. This includes treatment of skull base tumors, vestibular schwannomas (or acoustic neuromas), cochlear implants, chronic ear disease, hearing loss, cholesteatomas, otosclerosis, cerebrospinal fluid leaks, and eardrum perforations. She is trained in endoscopic ear surgery, a minimally invasive approach to treat cholesteatoma and eardrum perforations that reduce the need for visible incisions. She will be serving the patient population in the Baltimore and Washington, D.C., metro areas.Dr. Galaiyas research interests include the development of a force-sensing microforceps for cochlear implantation to assess electrode insertion, tip foldover, and basilar membrane rupture. Her other projects involve computer vision for surgical navigation, tool-to-tissue registration for robotic temporal bone surgery, optimization of surgical ergonomics, and assessment of forces used in middle ear prosthesis placement with a cooperative control robotic arm.This provider is registered with the Florida Department of Health to perform telehealth services for patients in Florida.