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ENTtoday: March 2014

Features

How Obesity Can Impact Otolaryngology Patient Care

Healthcare issues brought on by excess weight, including surgical difficulties and comorbidities such as diabetes and hypertension, can bias otolaryngologists against obese patients and affect patient care

Unilateral Hearing Loss In Children Often Overlooked At School, Home

Unrecognized partial hearing loss in children can negatively affect their classwork and quality of life, but early intervention may mitigate psychosocial effects of hearing impairment in pediatric patients

Departments

Literature Reviews

SCIT Effective for Asthma, Allergic Rhinitis

How safe and effective is subcutaneous immunotherapy (SCIT), particularly single allergen regimens, for treating allergic rhinoconjunctivitis and asthma?

Case of the Month

Persistent Cough in a Nonsmoking Woman

A 57-year-old woman presents with a five-year history of persistent, nonproductive cough

Special Reports

Steroid-Eluting Implants Could Be New Way to Treat Sinusitis

Device delivers steroids locally to ethmoid sinus cavity, reducing the need for systemic anti-inflammation medicine, and potentially, the need for post-operative intervention, such as surgical adhesion lysis, as well

ABOto Strategic Planning Committee Focuses on Long-Term Goals

The committee is one of eight American Board of Otolaryngology committees

Medical Education, Resident Focus

Clinical Vignettes 101

How to develop, write, and submit a clinical vignette for presentation at a scientific meeting

Other

Literature Reviews

UA Collapse Patterns in Drug-Induced Sleep Endoscopy

What upper airway (UA) collapse patterns can be seen during drug-induced sleep endoscopy (DISE), and how do they compare with baseline patient characteristics?

Literature Reviews

Endoscopic Surgical Management of Subglottic Stenosis Still a Challenge

How effective is endoscopic surgical management of adult subglottic stenosis, and what are the treatment outcomes?

Literature Reviews

CNB Useful in Assessing Salivary Gland Lesions

How sensitive and accurate is core needle biopsy (CNB) for salivary gland lesion assessment?

Literature Reviews

Aspirin and Acoustic Neuroma Growth

Is there a way to medically stop the progression of sporadic vestibular schwannoma growth?

TRIO Best Practices

Preventing Nasogastric Tube Injury: Is There a Better Way?

Flexible transnasal endoscopy-assisted placement, as well as 35 mm radiography, and electromagnetic and capnometry assistive devices can reduce complications and lower misplacement rates associated with NGTs

TRIO Best Practices

Medical Versus Surgical Management of Pediatric Orbital Subperiosteal Abscesses

Patients with orbital SPA who have advanced ophthalmologic findings such as impaired visual acuity, or large abscesses, should be treated surgically, while less serious cases can be treated conservatively with IV antibiotics, nasal saline lavage, and topical decongestants

Literature Reviews

Cortisporin Use in Routine Tympanoplasty

Is it safe to use commercially available polymyxin B, neomycin, and hydrocortisone suspension in routine tympanoplasty?

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