A look at how the ethical issues that arise from coronavirus will affect practicing otolaryngologists.
Testing for Decreased Smell Function May Help Identify Coronavirus Patients Earlier
Decreased smell function is a major marker for coronavirus infection; therefore, smell testing may help to identify COVID-19 patients in need of early treatment or quarantine.
Transoral Robotic Thyroid Surgery Is a Safe Option for Obese Patients
This initial experience shows that transoral robotic thyroid (TORT) appears to be a safe and feasible option for obese patients pursuing scarless thyroid surgery.
Statin Use Associated with Decreased CRS Rates in U.S. Outpatient Visits
Statin use is associated with decreased rates of chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS) based on a nationally representative sample of outpatient visits in the United States.
No Correlation Between IAC Diverticula Presence/Size and Degree of Hearing Loss
A look at the relationship between hearing loss and internal auditory canal (IAC) diverticula.
SEMA4D Exacerbates Eosinophilic CRS in Humans, Mice
Eosinophil-derived SEMA4D aggravates ECRS, and serum SEMA4D levels reflect disease severity.
Female Otolaryngologists Use Goals, Values to Guide Decisions Related to Home and Work
Conflicting demands between home and professional life are one of the barriers to recruiting, promoting, and retaining women in academic otolaryngology.
More Than Half of Prescribed Postoperative Opioids Go Unused
A look at opioid prescription and consumption figures, as well as pain trends, for common otolaryngologic procedures.
Standardized Letter of Recommendation Adds Little to Residency Applications
Read this before using a standard letter of recommendation to apply for a medical residency.
TAASE Educational Development Framework May Be Useful for Surgical Trainees
Can otolaryngology surgeons successfully use the Technician, Anatomist, Anticipator, Strategist, Executive (TAASE) surgical education developmental framework?
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