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What Is the Optimal Workup for a Child with Bilateral Sensorineural Hearing Loss?

May 1, 2014

Combined with a thorough history, physical, and audiologic exam along with ophthalmologic consultation, children with SNHL should be evaluated using sequencing algorithm based on degree of hearing loss

Is Surgery Necessary for All Vocal Fold Polyps?

May 1, 2014

Conservative approaches, such as voice therapy and vocal hygiene measures, can offer sufficient improvement and avoid inherent risks of surgery

How to Manage a Teenaged Patient Seeking Medically Unnecessary Rhinoplasty

May 1, 2014

Ethical considerations, treatment benefits and risks that physicians must present to help patients, families make informed decisions

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Rise in Incidence of Thyroid Cancer Blamed on Overdiagnosis

May 1, 2014

Otolaryngologists rethink management, treatment of small, papillary thyroid cancers in light of diagnosis epidemic

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Tips on Starting a Successful Otolaryngology Practice

May 1, 2014

Steps to help physicians set personal and professional goals, define their scope of practice, determine which services to offer, and avoid common mistakes when launching a private practice

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Behavior Intervention Effective in Most Patients with Vocal Fold Pseudocysts

May 1, 2014

How are vocal fold pseudocysts treated, and when do they require surgical intervention?

Onlay Prophylactic Flaps Help Reduce Fistula Incidence after STL

May 1, 2014

What is the impact of organ preservation protocols on pharyngo-cutaneous fistula (PCF) incidence following total laryngectomy (TL), and what role do “onlay” prophylactic tissue flaps play in reducing PCF in salvage total laryngectomy (STL)?

Frontal Sinus Drillout Viable for Frontal Sinus Disease

May 1, 2014

What are the long-term results of using frontal sinus drillout (modified Lothrop procedure) to treat advanced frontal sinus disease?

Multilevel Surgery for OSA Has Increased

May 1, 2014

How have the patterns of surgical sleep procedures used to treat obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) changed over time?

Intubation Risk Factors in Angioedema

May 1, 2014

What are the risk factors for progression and airway intervention of angioedema after initial evaluation?

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