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To schedule an appointment with Shane Gailushas, please call 319-398-6900
Dr. Gailushas moved to Iowa from Albuquerque, NM, where he directed a center for sinus and nasal care. His focus is on treating issues of the nose and sinus, such as sinusitis, nasal polyposis, allergies, and issues with nasal breathing, such as deviated nasal septum and rhinoplasty procedures. He also completed a fellowship in facial plastic surgery and has interests in the removal of facial lesions, repair of facial defects from skin cancers, scar revision, and repair of facial trauma. He enjoys all areas of general ENT, such as ear tubes, tonsil issues, pediatric needs, thyroid nodules, salivary glands, and other diseases within the head and neck.
Dr. Gailushas enjoys spending time with his wife and two sons, mountain biking, outdoor activities, cooking, and singing. He was born and raised in Helena, MT.
Visit our webpage at www.mercycare.org/ent for a full list of conditions we treat, procedures and services offered.
Mercy Ear, Nose & Throat Clinc website
901 8th Ave SE Cedar Rapids, IA 52403
A series of connections and of good will that stretched across years and miles finally reached its culmination when two patients made their way into the surgical wing of Mercy. But, the circumstances that brought 41-year-old Berthony Ceneliant and his 14-year old son Lens Wogger Ceneliant was beyond a typical patient’s journey to care. Read more from The Gazette, May 21, 2018.
Harold "Red" Drew, 59, had a swollen lymph node on his neck in June 2016. Two rounds of antibiotics later, it was still there and more had popped up. When his dentist raised concerns, Red decided it was time to switch physicians. Read more on page 12.