New studies suggest brain’s neural network including amygdala, reticular formation, and hippocampus involved in tinnitus
Drug Trials for Hearing Loss, Tinnitus Therapies Show Promise
Pharmaceutical research on treating inner ear disorders ramps up
Hearing Impaired Physicians Tap Technology to Improve Communication
Instant messaging, texting, oral interpretation, other non-clinical tools have made referrals, surgery easier for deaf, hard of hearing otolaryngologists
New Guidelines Focus on Primary Persistent Tinnitus
New recommendations for clinical practice guidelines on focus on primary persistent tinnitus.
Pros, Cons of In-Office Balloon Sinuplasty, Bilateral Cochlear Implants
Otolaryngologists at Triological Combined Sections Meeting debate when it’s best to perform these procedures
Musician Brains May Hold Answers to New Ways to Treat Hearing Loss
What happens in the brains of musicians may hold answers to ways to treat people with hearing loss
WATCH THIS: Presidential Address, Keynote Highlight Triological Society 2015 Combined Sections Meeting Kickoff
Triological President Derald E. Brackmann, MD, takes a historical look at glomus tumors and neurotology, and Pulitzer Prize winner David Oshinsky, PhD, discusses how the March of Dimes and the […]
Are Water Precautions Necessary After Tympanostomy Tube Placement?
Water precautions are not routinely advised after tympanostomy tube placement
Is Facial Nerve Integrity Monitoring of Value in Chronic Ear Surgery?
Intraoperative facial NIM can identify facial nerves at risk during middle ear or mastoid surgery and is cost-effective
Are Prophylactic Antibiotics Useful in the Management of Facial Fractures?
Video head impulse testing, vestibular evoked myogenic potential testing improve ability to probe end organ function, identify vestibular dysfunction
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