Mr Benjamin has published numerous peer reviewed academic papers as well as many reviews, abstracts and historical articles.
Peer Reviewed original articles:
1. Chlorine Induced Anosmia. A Case Presentation.
E.Benjamin, J.Pickles. Journal of Laryngology & Otology. November 1997 Vol 3, pp. 1075-1076
2. Haemangioblastoma of a cervical sensory nerve root in Von Hippel Lindau Disease.
A.McEvoy, E.Benjamin, M. Powell. European Spine Journal (2000) 9(5):434-436
3. The Prevalence of Helicobacter Pylori in Patients with Benign Laryngeal Conditions or Head and Neck Cancer,. J. Rubin, E. Benjamin, A. Prior, J Lavy Journal of Voice, 2002 Vol 16 (1), 87-91
4. Treatment of Primary mucosal Head & Neck Squamous Cancer using Photodynamic therapy, Results after 25 cases. M. Dilkes, E. Benjamin, S. Ovaisi, A. Banerjee, Journal of Laryngology & Otology 2003, Vol 117(9), 713-717 Clinical Oncology, Volume 14 December 2020 pg 508
5. Jet ventilation in anaesthesia. T. Kuwani, E. Benjamin, DJA. Vaughn. CPD Anaesthesia, 2002 4(3) 121-123
6. The Prevalence of Helicobacter Pylori in Patients with in malignant and premalignant conditions of the head and neck. J. Rubin, E. Benjamin, A. Prior, J Lavy, Journal of Laryngology & Otology 2003, Vol 117(2), 118-121
7. A rare case of Crohn’s disease in head & neck surgery. M. Clark, E. Benjamin, G. Alusi
Journal of Laryngology & Otology 2003, Vol 117(2), 146-147
8. A Head and Neck Cancer database for the 21st Century. E.Benjamin, G. Alusi
Annals of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, 2004 Nov: 86(6):406-6, Abstract in Clinical oncology, 2003 Vol. 15 Supp 3, p3
9. “Moffett’s” – A review of the evidence and scientific basis for the topical preparation of the nose.
E.Benjamin., D.Wong, D.Choa. Clinical Otolaryngology and Allied Sciences Volume 29, Issue 6, Page 582-587, December 2005
10. The Farrior-Olaizola mastoidectomy technique in the management of squamous chronic suppurative otitis media: A Retrospective Audit of 34 Consecutive Adult and 23 Paediatric Cases. R. P. S. Harar, S. Abramovich, A. D. Mace, J. Panesar, E. Benjamin Clinical Otolaryngology, 2005, Vol 30, 269-273
11. Surgical Skills Box – a new training aid for surgical trainees Carr ERM, Benjamin E ,Journal of Laryngology and Otology, 2006 Vol 120, pp133-134
12. Massive extraoral and parapharyngeal teratoma with middle cranial fossa extension in a premature infant. D. Crampsey, E. Benjamin, B. Hartley, C M Bailey,Archives Otolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery 2006 Vol 133, pp 290-292
13. Images in clinical medicine: Oesophageal perforation with asymptomatic lung abscess formation, secondary to foreign body impaction.
J. E. D. Mawdsley, N. Maleki, E. Benjamin M. Adams, D. Bansi , Lancet 2006; 368:Issue 9552, 2104
14. How we do it: The modified “Parent’s Kiss” for the removal of paediatric nasal foreign bodies.
Benjamin E. Harcourt J. Clinical Otolaryngology & allied science; 2007;32, 120-135
15. Post neck surgery haematoma airway obstruction, An in-vitro model. E Carr., E. Benjamin, Journal of Laryngology and Otology (in Press)
16. A multidisciplinary audit of clinical coding accuracy in otolaryngology: financial, managerial and clinical governance considerations under payment by results. E. Nouraei, S O’Hanlon, C Butler, A Hadovsky, E Donald, E Benjamin, G. Sandhu Clinical Otolaryngology & allied science (In Press)
17. The “cotton bud technique” as a cure for hiccups. J. Brostoff, J. Birns, E. Benjamin Archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology and Head & Neck
18. Is UPSIT an Appropriate test of olfactory function for the UK population? E. Benjamin, N. Muirhead, , H. Saleh (Rhinology – Submitted)
19. Viagra Deafness—Sensorineural Hearing Loss and Phosphodiesterase-5 Inhibitors. A Khan, Z Sheikh, S Khan, R Dwivedi, E Benjamin, Volume 121, Issue 5, pages 1049–1054, May 2011
20. An audit of Patient Advice Liaison Service (PALS). A Farboud, G S Seyan, E Benjamin, British Journal of Healthcare Management 2014 Vol 20 No 11
21.Analyzing Factors and Reasons behind non attendance of ENT Patients: Clinical audit. F Bahamman, N Tolley, R Kuchai, E Benjamin, M Rollin. Ear, Nose & Throat Journal 2024 1-10
22. Adult Medulloblastoma Presenting With Audiovestibular Symptoms and an Alternating Unterberger Test Bunting C P, Nguyen T, Benjamin E, et al. (October 15, 2025). Cureus 17(10): e94670. DOI 10.7759/cureus.94670
Abstracts, Historical Articles, Reviews etc :
1. Diurnal changes in bending and compressive stresses acting on the lumbar spine.
P.Dolan, E.Benjamin, M.A. Adams. Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery (1993) 75-B: Suppl 1 p22
2. “The Man and his Tube” – Bartolomeus Eustachius 1520-1574.E.Benjamin “The character behind the eponym” in CME Otolaryngology May 2000; 4:70-70
3. “The men and their forks”- Heinrich Adolf Rinne 1819-1868 & Ernst Heinrich Weber 1795-1878.
E.Benjamin. “The character behind the eponym” in CME Otolaryngology February 2001; 4: 120-121
4. “The Man & His Box” – Robert Bárány 1876-1937. E.Benjamin
“The character behind the eponym” in CME Otolaryngology 2001; 5:26-27
5. Book Review on “Practical Management of the Dizzy Patient” by Joel Goebel
ENT News April 2001;10:1, 77
6. “The Lady and her Syndrome” Lucja Frey. 1889-1943. E. Benjamin
“ The character behind the eponym” in CME Otolaryngology 2001; 5(3): 110
7. Book Review on “Physiology of the Ear” by A. Jahn & J. Santos-Saachi
ENT News January 2002;10:6, 75
8. Consideration in Treating Allergic Rhinitis. E.Benjamin, R. Dhillon
Primary Care in the New NHS, Publication of the Association of Primary Care Groups and Trusts, Scorpio Publishing Ltd, August 2003.
9. A retrospective analysis of three years’ experience of the one stop head and neck clinic. E. Benjamin, T. Iygkaran, R Farrel, R. Remedios, T. Levin Journal of Laryngology & Otology 2003, Vol 117, suppl 29, p54 , Clinical Oncology, 2003, Vol 15 Supp 3, p11
10. Microsuction – A Source of Contamination. E.Benjamin, M. Ruddy, C. East Journal of Laryngology & Otology 2003, Vol 117, suppl 29, p66
11. “The Man & his Scopes” Sir Victor Negus. 1887-1974. E. Benjamin CME Otolaryngology 2003 Vol 7 no.3: 61-115
12. Ultrasound guided Fine Needle aspiration of head & neck masses: A 3 year retrospective analysis. Iyngkaran T, Benjamin E, Rajeswaran A, Remedios D, Medical Journal of Malaysia 2004 Feb 59 Suppl A:
13: In Vitro study investigating post neck surgery haematoma airway obstruction. E Carr, E. Benjamin ,The Otolaryngologist 2008; 2(2): 92-93
Testimonials
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You are an amazing man, ……. Words cannot express how grateful we are for what you did for us- literally gave us our son’s future. We’re happy to recommend you to everyone we know”
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“Dear Dr Benjamin, Thank you for taking my tonsils and adenoids out so nicely”
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“thank you so much for your care and patience…discussing the various options with me..I appreciated your thoroughness, I feel reassured.”
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“Please accept my gratitude for your amazing diagnostic skills…I thank you ever gratefully for your promptness and diligence regarding my treatment”
“Mr Elliot Benjamin is one of the best ENT consultants I have ever come across. He was highly professional and very knowledgeable. He conducted the nasal endoscopy with thoroughness and care and reassured me of the results. I left feeling more positive about my condition to which I could best manage. I would highly recommend him to anyone”
“Absolutely fantastic surgeon. First class”
“Mr Benjamin is not only a trusted colleague but I can give him the strongest possible recommendation in that he has operated on my own daughter. He is a highly competent and empathic surgeon and will provide ENT treatment for your child in which you can have full confidence.”
“Elliot is wonderful. It is I know rare for a colleague not to say positive things about another colleague you refer cases to, but in this case it is a genuine, sincere recommendation. He is warm, caring, he listens and does not rush to surgery unless really needed. My patients always feel confident in his opinion. I trust his judgement completely.”
