Ethical considerations for otolaryngologists when another physician’s diagnosis, treatment plan seem medically irresponsible
COSM14: Otolaryngologists Gather to Learn about Latest Research, Topics Impacting Specialty
Nearly 2,400 attendees converged for the 2014 Combined Otolaryngology Spring Meetings in Las Vegas
COSM14: Computer Systems at Root of Medical Mishaps Concern Otolaryngologists
Physicians encouraged to diagnose, heal system flaws that could lead to medical errors
FDA Approves Implanted Upper Airway Stimulation Device for Sleep Apnea
In May, the FDA approved a new surgical treatment option for use in patients with sleep apnea who do not respond well to traditional CPAP therapy.
Children from Lower Socioeconomic Backgrounds More Likely to Present with Most Severe Complications of ABS
What characteristics and disparities are associated with pediatric acute bacterial sinusitis (ABS) complications?
Bilateral CI in Children Shows Few Benefits Over Unilateral Implantation
How effective is bilateral cochlear implantation versus unilateral implantation in children with sensorineural hearing loss?
Glucocorticoids Effective in Laryngology, but Published Consensus Is Lacking
How are glucocorticoids used for laryngeal pathology, and is there a consensus?
Steroid-Eluting Implants Effective for Recurrent Nasal Polyps
Can the use of steroid eluting stents play a positive role in treating post-surgery recurrent nasal polyposis in the clinic?
ESS Effective and Reduces Healthcare Costs
Is sinus surgery successful in providing relief and reducing cost?
NIH Launches Clinical Study for Tinnitus Treatment
The National Institutes of Deafness and Other Communicable Disorders will conduct a yearlong trial to test vagus nerve stimulation as a treatment option for tinnitus
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