A 57-year-old woman presents with a five-year history of persistent, nonproductive cough
Steroid-Eluting Implants Could Be New Way to Treat Sinusitis
Device delivers steroids locally to ethmoid sinus cavity, reducing the need for systemic anti-inflammation medicine, and potentially, the need for post-operative intervention, such as surgical adhesion lysis, as well
ABOto Strategic Planning Committee Focuses on Long-Term Goals
The committee is one of eight American Board of Otolaryngology committees
Clinical Vignettes 101
How to develop, write, and submit a clinical vignette for presentation at a scientific meeting
Globus Presents Diagnostic Challenge for Otolaryngologists
New research links inflammation and neuralgia as suspected causes, but making a definitive diagnosis remains difficult
Keys to Achieving A Productive Physician Partnership
Sharing a similar work ethic, approach to patient care, and compatible professional values matter most when choosing a physician partner
Psychosocial Aspects of Single-Sided Deafness Important to Consider in Patient Care
Counseling from otolaryngologists and mental health professionals, coupled with technology, can help patients with unilateral hearing loss take an active role in their recovery
New Hearing Aid Systems, Surgeries Available to Rehabilitate Single-Sided Deafness
How to Handle an Otolaryngology Patient Who Declines Treatment
Should a physician try to convince a patient to consider potentially definitive therapy?
How Will the Affordable Care Act Impact Otolaryngology?
Analysts predict the influx of insured patients that are expected to flood the healthcare system will likely shrink physician reimbursements, cause some otolaryngologists to flock to larger healthcare systems or limit access to patients with private insurance plans, and exacerbate the shortage of specialists
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