Prenatal exposure to second-hand smoke found to heighten risk of otitis media and hearing loss in adolescents
Atresiaplasty versus Bone-Anchored Hearing Aid for Congenital Aural Atresia
Atresiaplasty offers best opportunity for hearing improvement in patients with a Jahrsdoerfer score of grade 6 or higher
Management of Acute Otitis Media in Cochlear Implant Recipients: To Tube or Not to Tube?
Evidence and policy statements favor using a myringotomy tube in acute otitis-prone children undergoing cochlear implant
Management of Bilateral Tinnitus and Nasal Tumor
A 53-year-old man with a one-month history of bilateral tinnitus. An MRI detected a sphenoid tumor incidentally, and a contrast-enhanced computed tomography scan revealed a partially enhanced tumor in the left sphenoidal sinus that destroyed part of the skull base.
Can Radiologic Imaging Replace Second-Look Procedures for Cholesteatoma?
Reserve follow-up monitoring by imaging for patients whose cholesteatoma has likely been completely eradicated
Does Concomitant Mastoidectomy Improve Outcomes for Tympanic Membrane Perforation Repair?
Mastoidectomy may not improve otologic outcomes following perforation repair
Otolaryngology Research Increasingly Supports Genetic Screening to Evaluate Pediatric Hearing Loss
Study Supports Correlation Between Hearing Loss and Dementia in Older Patients
Multidisciplinary Initiative Seeks to Improve Treatment for Age-Related Hearing Loss
Otolaryngologists to involve epidemiologists, mental health professionals, and others in patient education, follow-up care, and use of adjunctive hearing-assistance devices
Is Computed Tomography or Magnetic Resonance Imaging More Useful in the Evaluation of Pediatric Sensorineural Hearing Loss?
Computed tomography (CT) may be a better initial choice, but a dual approach is useful for a patient who may be a candidate for cochlear implant
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