New research from the Karolinska Institute in Sweden indicates that the cochlea houses a biological circadian clock that influences the degree of hearing damage that occurs after exposure to noise, […]
FDA Approves Implanted Upper Airway Stimulation Device for Sleep Apnea
In May, the FDA approved a new surgical treatment option for use in patients with sleep apnea who do not respond well to traditional CPAP therapy.
NIH Launches Clinical Study for Tinnitus Treatment
The National Institutes of Deafness and Other Communicable Disorders will conduct a yearlong trial to test vagus nerve stimulation as a treatment option for tinnitus
Tips for Launching a Solo Otolaryngology Practice
Proper planning can ensure that your solo practice will be just as successful as the most popular group practices
How Common Is Iatrogenic Facial Nerve Injury?
Pinpointing the incidence of iatrogenic facial nerve injury is not a straightforward affair
Kartush Facial Nerve Monitoring Protocol
Jack Kartush, MD has developed a facial nerve monitoring protocol that he has taught to many otolaryngologists over the decades
SM14: Rhinology – My Worst Case Ever
A panel of experts at the Triological Society’s 2014 Combined Sections Meeting discuss their worst cases, and how they managed them.
SM14: New Treatments for Eustachian Tube Disorders and Related Problems
Panelists at the Triological Society’s 2014 Combined Sections Meeting discuss new treatments for eustachian tube disorders.
SM14: Concurrent Session VII – Rhinology
Listen to experts at the Triological Society’s 2014 Combined Sections Meeting present research in rhinology.
SM14: Concurrent Session V – Laryngology
Experts at the Triological Society’s 2014 Combined Sections Meeting present research in laryngology.
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