As one of the registrants, especially one who debated about whether or not to go all the way up to the meeting date, can say it was a great experience and one I’m glad to have attended.
Letter from the Editor: Otolaryngology Annual Meeting Is Temporary Respite to Daily Pandemic Grind
The American Academy of Otolaryngology Annual Meeting still took place in Los Angeles this month.
Reflections from Surgeons Who Underwent Surgeries Amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic
Although I’m recovering, I’m not okay.” Two surgeons who recently underwent surgery share their experiences, challenges.
Sialendoscopy Updates: A Look at New Technology, Cost, and Frequency of Use
Here Today, Gone Tomorrow: What to Do When Trusted Medical Products Get Discontinued
Managing Depth of Invasion in Oral Cavity Cancer
The newest edition of staging guidelines uses depth of invasion to make a real difference in patient care.
Gaps in Medical Business Education Can Be Addressed Through Asynchronous Learning
A focused study of the business of medicine for physicians should include at least three practical domains: leadership, healthcare delivery, and practice management.
Why Facial Plastic Surgeons Should Consider Bringing More Surgical Procedures In-House
There are compelling reasons why office-based surgery has become more popular: It’s a comfortable alternative for patients, and it gives practitioners control over everything from staffing to sutures.
How to Choose the Right Words When Talking to a Patient
Effective and caring patient–physician communication is essential to establish a proper and effective patient–physician relationship.
The Future of Robotic Surgery in Otolaryngology
Transoral robotic surgery (TORS) is expanding to include patients with HPV-related cancers.
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