Pain and disability induced by poor ergonomics are widespread among the otolaryngology community, and surgeons rarely receive ergonomic training in the surgical context.
Risks of Pharyngeal Pack Use Following FESS Outweigh Benefits
The authors advise against using the packs due to potential risks
Robotic Platform Can Assist Novice Microvascular Surgeons in Reducing Vibrations
The REMS is a potential teaching tool capable of reducing tremor in novice users.
The Decline of the Surgeon Scientist
Fewer surgeons perform research today than several decades ago.
What Are the Indications for the Use of CT before Septoplasty?
Reliance on CT for selection of septoplasty candidates is discouraged
What Is the Role of Intralesional Corticosteroid Injections for Keloids?
The suggests attempting preoperative steroid injections prior to proceeding with surgical excision
What Is the Best Treatment of Incidental Papillary Thyroid Microcarcinoma?
A trend toward more conservative surgical management with lobectomy prevails over total thyroidectomy
Treatment Options for Vocal Fold Paralysis
In some cases, avoiding a rush to open surgery can lead to the best results
Larynx-Preserving Surgery Associated with Improved Survival in Early-Stage Glottic Cancer
Larynx-preserving surgery alone and larynx-preserving surgery with radiation were associated with improved survival compared to radiation alone.
Experts Discuss Surgical Timing, Technique
Panelists at this year’s AAO-HNS Annual Meeting shared their own experiences and discussed how to avoid both medical errors and ethical lapses
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