ENTtoday: September 2017

The Decline of the Surgeon Scientist

Fewer surgeons perform research today than several decades ago.

In a world of texting, social media, and countless other means of communication, a look at the future of email

How to thrive during the first year of residency

Healthy competition may change physician behavior—for the better

A potential buyer will want to ensure that a practice is ready and able to properly and legally conduct business the moment the transaction closes.

What some have predicted will be an undersupply of physicians may be anything but

While otolaryngologic devices are not currently under threat of hacking, the potential exists

Available evidence suggests the clear safety of the bjork flap, but there is not enough of it to recommend it at this time

Topical beta-blocker therapy is a safe treatment for patients that meet a certain criteria

Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia (HHT), also known as Osler-Weber-Rendu syndrome, often manifests with epistaxis.

The number of BSPs increased at a substantially greater rate since the introduction of CPT codes

Clinical findings varied among raters, especially when determining sidedness and nerve involvement

The current recommended MRI surveillance schedule includes MRIs at one, five, and 10 years postoperatively

The NRLN has been associated with an increased risk of injury during thyroid and parathyroid surgery.