Facial nerve paralysis presents significant challenges, primarily requiring protection of the eye and restoration of facial function through multidisciplinary management. Advances in both conservative and surgical treatments have improved outcomes and quality of life for affected patients.
GLP-1 receptor agonists are increasingly relevant in otolaryngology due to their effects on conditions like OSA and chronic rhinosinusitis. This article explores their benefits, side effects, and implications for ENT practice.
AI is accelerating insurance claim denials in otolaryngology, causing increased administrative burdens and patient care delays, with physicians responding by developing and using AI tools to improve documentation and appeals.
Gain insights from ENT surgeons on 10 common pitfalls in managing difficult airways.
Benefits abound with newer software and devices
Learn about the relatively new role of otolaryngology hospitalists, from the evolution and models, to benefits and challenges.
Effective presurgical discussions are essential for helping patients make informed decisions and feel comfortable with their treatment options.
U.S. immigration policies have significantly affected immigrant families’ access to pediatric otolaryngological care, leading to fear, reduced healthcare visits, and delayed treatments. These changes have created challenges for healthcare providers and jeopardized children’s health and well-being.
Otolaryngologists face increasing threats and violence from patients or their families, prompting the adoption of system-level safety protocols to protect staff while ensuring patient care. These protocols emphasize team-based responses, clear behavior expectations, and institutional support to manage disruptive behaviors effectively.
The shortage of anesthesiologists in the U.S. impacts surgical care. Learn about the causes, current trends, expert insights, and potential solutions to address the growing gap between supply and demand in anesthesiology.