Recent advances in OSA treatments offer ENT surgeons expanded options and improved patient care through medical, surgical, and diagnostic innovations. These developments emphasize personalized and multimodal approaches to managing this common and underdiagnosed condition.
Benefits abound with newer software and devices
Small connections, borrowed ideas, and conviction played their part in Dr. Rebecca Howell’s journey to becoming a larnygologist.
Dr. Wei shares her thoughts on fellowship interviews, letters that move her, 2026 COSM, and the future we are growing.
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Learn about the relatively new role of otolaryngology hospitalists, from the evolution and models, to benefits and challenges.
Pulsatile tinnitus (PT) is a complex otologic condition often linked to idiopathic intracranial hypertension (IIH), vascular abnormalities, and obesity, with emerging treatments focusing on glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonists. Accurate diagnosis and multidisciplinary care are essential for effective management of PT and related disorders.
Dr. Berges shares her insight into the evolving role and significance of fellowship training in otolaryngology, highlighting its impact on surgical education and career development.
Preference signaling in otolaryngology residency matching is a process where applicants send a limited number of signals to programs they are most interested in, helping programs identify genuinely interested candidates. This method aims to improve the efficiency and fairness of the residency application process.
Spaceflight can cause significant sinonasal health issues for astronauts, affecting their mission performance. A study analyzing nearly two decades of astronaut medical records reveals that these problems are common and merit serious attention.
Otolaryngology is experiencing significant developments from both scientific research and patient-driven recognition of conditions. Two key innovations are gene therapy for hearing loss and the identification and treatment of retrograde cricopharyngeal dysfunction, which illustrate different origins of medical progress.