Beatriz Luiza de Costa Remor

Beatriz Luiza de Costa Remor医師

専門分野: ENT doctor
勤務先: ブラジル, Florianópolis, clinic Ares
- Specialist at clinic Ares (Florianópolis): ENT doctor focused on Rhinology and Pediatric ENT.
- Completed Medical School at UFSC, then ENT residency at Hospital Edmundo Vasconcelos (São Paulo) and a 1-year Otology fellowship at the same hospital.
- Holds specialist title from ABORL-CCF and works with in-office nasofibroscopy and allergy testing performed in the consultation.
- Uses an evidence-led approach: in many cases she explains that investigation can start with nasofibroscopy, and treatment may be clinical rather than surgical.
Beatriz Luiza de Costa Remor is an ENT specialist at clinic Ares in Florianópolis, working in Rhinology and Pediatric ENT. She trained at UFSC for Medical School, completed ENT residency at Hospital Edmundo Vasconcelos in São Paulo, and then stayed for a 1-year Otology fellowship. In clinic, she performs in-office nasofibroscopy and allergy testing, and she emphasizes explaining findings and next steps before recommending surgery.

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Beatriz Luiza de Costa Remor brings ENT care to clinic Ares in Florianópolis with a focus on Rhinology and Pediatric ENT. Her training path is closely tied to ear expertise: after Medical School at UFSC, she completed ENT residency at Hospital Edmundo Vasconcelos in São Paulo and then completed an additional 1-year fellowship in Otology there. She holds a specialist title from ABORL-CCF and describes how her consultation approach is built around explaining what she sees, why she thinks in a certain direction, and what options exist before any decision is made. In her practice, she highlights how nasal and throat symptoms can affect sleep, school performance, and daily functioning—especially in children. For allergy-related obstruction, she notes that allergy testing can be done in the consultation, and that nasofibroscopy in-office can answer many diagnostic questions. When it comes to recurrent ear infections, she points to common contributing factors such as enlarged adenoids, uncontrolled rhinitis, and fluid behind the eardrum, and she discusses when evaluation of adenoids or a ventilation tube may be considered. She also addresses deviated septum and explains that imaging alone doesn’t decide treatment; the key factor is how much the obstruction affects breathing and sleep, and she emphasizes that many cases improve with proper clinical management.

Education

Medical School — UFSC (graduated in Medicine).
ENT Residency — Hospital Edmundo Vasconcelos, São Paulo.
Otology Fellowship — Hospital Edmundo Vasconcelos, São Paulo (1 additional year after residency).

Work experience

ENT doctor — clinic Ares, Florianópolis.
Practices in Florianópolis (described as “atending no centro de Florianópolis”).
Institute Libertà Serviços Médicos (mentioned in her professional context).

Clinical focus and techniques

Her ENT practice is organized around targeted diagnostics in the consultation, especially for nasal obstruction, pediatric complaints, and recurrent ear problems.

Allergy testing performed in the consultation.
Nasofibroscopy performed in the consultation (in-office nasofibroscopy).
In-office evaluation to differentiate rhinitis from viral infections, guiding appropriate treatment rather than automatic antibiotics.
Assessment of adenoids and consideration of ventilation tubes for recurrent otitis, when indicated.
Septoplasty and rhinoplasty are procedures discussed within the clinic’s ENT service scope.

Professional societies and certifications

Specialist title — ABORL-CCF.

Academic output

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Courses and advanced training

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Awards and recognition

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Beatriz Luiza de Costa Remor is based in Florianópolis and treats pediatric and adult ENT conditions within the ENT diagnostics and treatment workflow at clinic Ares. Her consultation style is built around clear explanations and a stepwise diagnostic plan, including in-office nasofibroscopy and allergy testing when relevant.