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Social Media-cine: Get your practice on board with an Internet policy

April 27, 2011

An increasing number of physicians are venturing onto the web, and, in particular, into social media. Recently, my client Dr. M was advised by a consultant to update his practice’s website, create a Facebook page for his practice and join Twitter. The marketing consultant cautioned Dr. M that there are legal concerns for health care providers associated with the Internet and social media. While social media can be a beneficial marketing tool, it is important for physicians to have in place a specific media policy that addresses the proper ways to use this outreach both in and outside the workplace.

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Increasing Evidence that PDE-5 Inhibitors Can Cause Hearing Loss

April 27, 2011

While recent reports show that phosphodiesterase-5 (PDE-5) inhibitors can cause sudden sensorineural hearing loss (SSHL), what is the global experience of this phenomenon? Background: SSHL has been reported after the ingestion […]

The Importance of Timing in Mandible Fracture Repair

April 27, 2011

Is fixation of mandible fractures urgent? Background: There are conflicting reports on the urgency of fixing mandible fractures. While some recommend fixation within the first 72 hours, others claim that repairs […]

Acute Mastoiditis Admissions Up, Despite Vaccination

April 27, 2011

Have the characteristics of acute mastoiditis in children changed in the post-heptavalent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV7) era? Background: With the advent of antibiotics, the incidence of acute mastoiditis, a complication of […]

Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve Monitoring No Better Than ID Alone

April 27, 2011

Is intraoperative neuromonitoring (IONM) of the recurrent laryngeal nerve (RLN) during thyroidectomy better than identification alone at reducing the risk of true vocal fold palsy (TVFP)? Background: TVFP is one of […]

Reducing Hospital Costs for Patients Undergoing TL/BND

April 27, 2011

What factors influence intraoperative and postoperative costs associated with total laryngectomy (TL) and bilateral neck dissection (BND)? Background: Given the current environment of health care reform, the ability to respond to […]

Factors to Consider in Preventing Laryngeal Injury Following Intubation

April 27, 2011

Does the duration of intubation, size of endotracheal tube or type of endotracheal tube impact the degree of laryngeal injury following intubation? Background: The incidence of laryngeal injury following intubation remains […]

Women in Otolaryngology Are on the Move: AAO-HNS recognizes section status

April 5, 2011

A little over a year ago, I wrote an op-ed piece for ENT Today titled, “The Gender Gap in Otolaryngology: How do we make it disappear?” (February 2010). I challenged our specialty to find innovative and inclusive ways to tap into the extraordinary pool of talent found in our women otolaryngologists. And thanks to some extraordinarily enlightened leadership, we did it! Way beyond all hopes and expectations, the men and women of our specialty have paved the way for meaningful and fruitful change.

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E(N)Tymologies:Explanations for some of the most commonly used medical terms

April 5, 2011

Ever wonder where some of the medical terms you use every day come from? Here’s a brief history.

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Get Out There: Optimize your web identity to sell your otolaryngology services

April 5, 2011

If you think your patients are finding your otolaryngology practice by looking in the Yellow Pages, think again. Increasingly, patients are deciding which physician to call by visiting the web and reading feedback on sites like vitals.com, healthgrades.com, lifescript.com and drscore.com.

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