Multiple, distinct etiologies associated with LTS, demonstrating disparate rates of tracheostomy dependence
Cleft Palates Predict Higher Risk for Surgically Treated Cholesteatoma
Research shows patients with nonsyndromic orofacial cleft, but not cleft lip, at 20-fold increased risk for cholesteatoma
Hypoglossal Nerve Stimulation May Be Effective in Obstructive Sleep Apnea
HNS procedure may be considered for patients with OSA who fail medical treatment
Endoscopic Sinus Surgery Rates Increase Since 2000
Geographic, temporal trends show largest increases in frontal sinus surgery for patients in East South Central United States
Change in Cardinal Symptoms of Chronic Rhinosinusitis Observed
Research measures symptom changes for patients with CRS undergoing surgery compared with those on medical therapy management
How Image-Guided Surgery Can Benefit Otolaryngology
Technology combining MRI, computed tomography scans in the operating room give physicians better look at patient anatomy, procedure results
How the U.S. FDA Approves Medical Devices
Outline of steps in the federal approval route, from idea phase to implementation
Hearing Impaired Physicians Tap Technology to Improve Communication
Instant messaging, texting, oral interpretation, other non-clinical tools have made referrals, surgery easier for deaf, hard of hearing otolaryngologists
New Guidelines Focus on Primary Persistent Tinnitus
New recommendations for clinical practice guidelines on focus on primary persistent tinnitus.
Smoking Among U.S. Adults at Lowest Rate in Decades
Due to widespread adoption of population-based interventions to reduce tobacco use and prevent people from beginning to smoke, the prevalence of smoking among adults in the United States is at […]
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