Greg Eldon Davis, M.D., M.P.H.

Dr. Davis, UW assistant professor of otolaryngology-head and neck surgery, specializes in rhinology and anterior skull base surgery. He treats chronic sinusitis, nasal obstruction and skull-base rhinology disorders.

Patient Care Philosophy
He believes that sinus surgery is useful when thorough medical therapy is no longer helpful. The goal of sinus surgery should be to ensure that medicine works if the patient develops another sinus infection. The sinus surgeon and patient should maintain a good relationship for years, including complete post-operative care and open lines of communication.

Scope Of Care
Rhinology and general otolaryngology.

Personal Interests
He enjoys the Northwest's great outdoors during all seasons, including activities such as skiing, rock climbing and coaching baseball.

Clinical Interests
General otolaryngology and rhinology, including chronic sinusitis and skull-base rhinology.



Research Interests
He performs clinical outcomes research to investigate different factors that influence the impact of chronic sinusitis. He is also interested in olfactory (smelling) dysfunction and is developing a research program to help understand why some people lose their sense of smell.

Languages
English

Expertise
Ear, Nose & Throat (Otolaryngology), Surgery