Otolaryngologists should keep in mind the risk of adverse events during in-office treatments that may catch the surgeon and support staff off guard
Age of Surgeons May Raise Ethical Concerns over Memory Lapses
Tips for discussing, handling your observations of cognitive deterioration in aging surgeons
History of Endoscopic Examination of the Nasal Cavity
A timeline of events that led to functional endoscopic sinus surgery
Approach to Medical Mishaps Reduces Malpractice Claims
Internal Due Diligence Review Critical for Physician Practices
Periodic reviews of internal operations, compliance with the law can help you discover and correct problems in your practice
Is There Still a Place for the Head Mirror?
It’s no surprise that head mirrors are second only to the stethoscope as one of the most recognizable symbols used in artists’ renderings and Hollywood depictions of a physician. Or that, in most cases, head mirrors are incorrectly shown situated squarely in the middle of the “doctor’s” forehead, much like a shiny, silver bull’s eye instead of flipped down over one eye.
Can Lingual Tonsillectomy Improve Pediatric Obstructive Sleep Apnea?
Research suggests lingual tonsillectomy can help improve OSA in children
Disruptive Behavior by Patients Raises Ethical Concerns for Otolaryngologists
Tips for managing difficult patients, terminating patient relationships
Time-Based Physician Services Require Proper Documentation
Physician billing, coding tips for duration of patient care, office visits, consultations
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
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