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Literature Reviews » Otology/Neurotology

Hearing Loss Less Prevalent among African-Americans

October 13, 2019

the findings are consistent with lower hearing loss prevalence in African-Americans compared to the non-African-American populations

Understanding the Minimal Clinically Important Difference in Patient-Reported Outcomes

September 6, 2019

Explaining how to calculate and interpret the minimal clinically important difference of patient-reported outcome measures?

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Hi-Fidelity VR/3D Models Can Aid in Temporal Bone Surgery Practice

September 6, 2019

A look at the various temporal bone simulation platforms and their best uses.

Factors Associated with Hearing Impairment in Adolescent Youths

August 12, 2019

Otitis media history was a significant hearing impairment risk factor each period, whereas very low birth weight emerged as an important risk factor after survival chances improved.

Clinical Findings Can Predict, But Should Not Exclude, Difficult Intubation

July 7, 2019

Although several simple clinical findings are useful for predicting a higher likelihood of difficult endotracheal intubation, no clinical finding reliably excludes a difficult intubation.

Aspirin Shows No Association with Vestibular Schwannoma Growth

January 7, 2019

Findings did not demonstrate an association between tumor size and aspirin intake.

Presenting Symptoms of Havana Diplomats Defined

January 7, 2019

A look at the clinical presenting symptoms of diplomatic personnel residing in Havana during the acute time period in autumn 2016.

Intraoperative Endoscope Use Reduces Cholesteatoma Recurrence, Cost

December 11, 2018

Intraoperative endoscopic surveillance was particularly useful in evaluating the epitympanum, mesotympanum, sinus tympani, and supratubal air cells.

No Evidence for Mucosal Migration Theory of Cholesteatoma Formation

October 14, 2018

What is the distribution of ciliated epithelium in the human middle ear and its potential role in the formation of cholesteatoma?

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Sialendoscopy More Cost-Effective than Medical Management with Diagnostic Ultrasound for RAIS

October 14, 2018

Sialendoscopy is a diagnosis and treatment alternative to traditional management of RAIS, which consists of medical therapy, overthe- counter sialagogues, and prescription medications.

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