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How Gene Editing is Changing Otolaryngology

December 6, 2017

Researchers are turning to gene editing to correct certain types of hearing loss, but many practical details regarding gene editing still need to be determined.

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Cochlear Implants: Changing Indications and New Technology

November 9, 2017

Recent improvements in technology have made cochlear implants accessible to a new set of deserving patients—those with some residual hearing

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Using Telemedicine in Otolaryngology

July 11, 2017

One use is real-time telemedicine, which is live, interactive, and can mimic a real-life encounter between a physician and a patient

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Benefits, Drawbacks of Free Abdominal Fat Transfer for Parotidectomy Defect Reconstruction

Benefits, Drawbacks of Free Abdominal Fat Transfer for Parotidectomy Defect Reconstruction

August 10, 2016

Investigators say FAT transfer in reconstruction is technically simple, improves facial symmetry, and achieves excellent postoperative cosmetic results

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Updated Thyroid Nodule Guidelines Give Recommendations on Diagnosis, Treatment

Updated Thyroid Nodule Guidelines Give Recommendations on Diagnosis, Treatment

June 5, 2016

The American Thyroid Association released the third iteration of its thyroid nodule and thyroid cancer guidelines

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New Rhinosinusitis Consensus Statement Offers Comprehensive Guidelines

New Rhinosinusitis Consensus Statement Offers Comprehensive Guidelines

May 9, 2016

New rhinosinusitis consensus statement sorts through a mountain of research to offer evidence-based pathology and therapy guidelines

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Academy of Otolaryngology to Launch National Clinical Data Registry

April 11, 2016

Otolaryngologists will soon have an easy way to track the quality of care they provide their patients

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Upcoming ACGME Otolaryngology Changes Put Greater Emphasis on Surgical Training

Upcoming ACGME Otolaryngology Changes Put Greater Emphasis on Surgical Training

February 6, 2016

Residents in their first postgraduate year will now spend six months in otolaryngology specific rotations

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Honesty in Medicine Can Benefit Physicians

December 7, 2015

Analyzing medical mistakes can help physicians determine problem, avoid similar mishaps in the future

Admitting Medical Errors Can Help Physicians Learn from Mistakes

Admitting Medical Errors Can Help Physicians Learn from Mistakes

December 7, 2015

Being forthright about missteps, adverse events can help physicians create a safer healthcare system without increasing their risk of litigation

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