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ENTtoday: February 2019

Features

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Counseling Patients on Safe Nasal Irrigation

What a rare amoeba infection means for rhinology patient.

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Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Otolaryngology

While use of artificial intelligence in otolaryngology is in its infancy, the benefits of employing these technologies show great promise.

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Study Looks into Ear-Related Symptoms Experienced by American Diplomates in Cuba

A look at the results of a study on the presenting acute symptoms of the 25 American diplomates and family members following exposure to an as yet unknown source while serving in their embassy roles in Havana starting in 2016.

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What Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Protocols Mean for Otolaryngology

Recommendations for preoperative education, nutritional care, antibiotic stewardship, fluid management, pain management, and postoperative care for head and neck cancer surgery.

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Letter From the Editor

Letter from the Editor: Peer Reviewing Sensational Headlines

In this era of accused #FakeNews and political bullying of the media, many people have become cynical to what is reported in mainstream news.

Surgeons After 7
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How Skydiving Helped This Otolaryngologist’s Medical Career

Dr. Taffet, a practicing otolaryngologist at the Phoenix Sinus Center in Arizona, discusses how the art of skydiving has helped him relieve stress.

Legal Matters

What the Eliminating Kickbacks in Recovery Act Means for Healthcare Facilities

The Eliminating Kickbacks in Recovery Act of 2018 addresses the opioid crisis and is critical to understand the law and what it may mean for your healthcare facility in the future to remain legally compliant.

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TRIO Best Practices

Is Topical Epinephrine Safe for Hemostasis in Endoscopic Sinus Surgery?

Topical epinephrine is generally safe for use in endoscopic sinus surgery, with caution in adult patients with cardiovascular comorbidities.

TRIO Best Practices

Is it Safe to Kiss in Era of HPV Head and Neck Cancer ‘Epidemic’?

Patients in both the general (noncancer) and HPV-OPC populations may enquire whether they should avoid open-mouth kissing to prevent either acquiring or transmitting oral HPV infection.

Literature Reviews

Chronic Rhinosinusitis Symptom Duration Does Not Affect ESS Outcomes

Patients with long-term symptom duration reported the greatest mean postoperative quality of life improvement.

Literature Reviews

Older Age Associated with Voice, Swallowing Changes After Thyroidectomy

Older age is independently associated with the development of voice or swallowing changes after thyroidectomy.

Literature Reviews

Poor Ergonomics During Surgery Increase Musculoskeletal Injury Risk

Pain and disability induced by poor ergonomics are widespread among the otolaryngology community, and surgeons rarely receive ergonomic training in the surgical context.

Literature Reviews

Drug Selection Influences Drug-Induced Sleep Endoscopy Findings

A look at how the effects of midazolam, propofol, and dexmedetomidine compare on drug-induced sleep endoscopy (DISE) findings.

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