Can a more comprehensive treatment plan be based on a growth curve of the pyriform aperture for patients with congenital nasal pyriform aperture stenosis (CNPAS)? Bottom Line The growth curve […]
Symptoms, Physical Characteristics, OSA-18 Can Predict Pediatric OSA
The clinical prediction model created for this study was found to be useful in identifying pediatric patients at high-risk for OSA among those with sleep disturbances
Intranasal Volume Increases with Age
Intranasal volume is larger in males than in females in the same age group, but is not related to body mass index
Narrow Band Imaging Improves Observer Reliability
The addition of NBI to conventional white light imaging improves inter- and intraobserver agreement for diagnosing (pre)malignant lesions in the larynx, hypopharynx, and oropharynx
Evaluating Abnormal MRI in Asymmetric Sensorineural Hearing Loss
Patients with an unexplained, asymmetric sensorineural hearing loss are significantly more likely to have an abnormal MRI scan
Nasal Decongestants Improve Nasal Airflow, but Not Eustachian Tube Function
Objective data supporting improved Eustachian tube function from nasal decongestants is lacking
How Reasonable Non-Compete Clauses Can Protect Your Practice
Restrictive covenants in employee agreements can prevent your ideas and information from being taken by an employee to a competitor’s practice
OSA and Otolaryngology Procedures are Risk Factors for Unanticipated Hospital Admissions after Ambulatory Surgery in Kids
Most unanticipated admissions following ambulatory surgery in children are related to anesthesia, with otolaryngology procedures and obstructive sleep apnea among the most significant predictive factors for admission.
When to Order a Sleep Study in Children Who Snore
While guidelines help to determine when to order a sleep study, clinical judgment is vital
Otolaryngology in the ED
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