The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute estimates that more than 12 million Americans have sleep apnea; it can occur in anyone, but is most prevalent in overweight males over the age of 40 who snore loudly.
Biomaterial Appears Useful in Certain Head and Neck Surgery Wound Repairs
Doctors suggest that an new artificial skin product-already approved for the treatment of patients with major burns and other injuries-could have application for repair of large head and neck surgical wounds.
Sutures Make Differences in Complications, Revision of Blepharoplasties
In performing blepharoplasty, the type of suture materials used by the surgeon may make a difference in outcome, researchers suggested at the first combined sections meeting of the Triological Society.
Incision, Repair of Ear Hematoma Recommended
A procedure in which a hematoma in the ear is repaired through definitive incision and drainage appears to result in good cosmetic outcomes, researchers reported at the combined sections meeting of the Triological Society.
How to Write the Triological Society Thesis
The key to writing an acceptable thesis-one of the requirements for membership in the Triological Society-is to remember PICO
Why Being Uninsured Makes Sense for Many Americans
Just when I discovered the meaning of life, they changed it. George Carlin
Covering the Uninsured-Searching for a Solution: Part 1 of a series
Hook, Line, and Sinker: Unusual and Interesting Foreign-Body Cases
Prescription Medications May Do Little to Encourage CPAP Use
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) afflicts at least 2 to 4% of the adult population.
Rhinophototherapy May Offer Promise to Allergic Rhinitis Patients
A form of light treatment called rhinophototherapy is being studied in the United States and may one day provide patients with allergic rhinitis and other diseases of the upper airway, such as nasal polyposis, with an alternative to standard therapies.
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