It’s too early to know which treatments for post-viral smell loss may specifically benefit COVID-19-related olfactory dysfunction but here are some treatment options currently in use or in research.
How To: Rapid, Effective Cannulation for Salivary Duct Access
We demonstrate a novel, simplistic, and rapid approach to cannulation, dilation, and sialendoscope insertion that can be completed in an outpatient setting with the assistance of viscous lidocaine gel.
How To: Hidden Port Approach to Endoscopic Pericranial Scalp Flap for Anterior Skull Base Reconstruction
Through this endoscopic approach, glabellar incision can be avoided by performing frontal osteotomy endoscopically.
Dermal Fillers and Vaccine Reactions: How to Prepare Patients for the Rare Possibility
Untreated OSA Increases Sudden Death, Cardiovascular Risk
It’s been estimated that nearly 1 billion people worldwide have mild to severe obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). A study published in BMJ Open Respiratory Research has shown that people who […]
Study Shows Tislelizumab Boosts Survival in Patients with Previously Treated Esophageal Cancer
A study published in July 2021 in the Journal of Clinical Oncology has shown that the overall survival (OS) in patients who had previously treated esophageal cancer improved significantly with the […]
New Study Finds Molecules, Nerve Cells in the Brain Trigger Sneezes
The cellular pathways that control the sneeze reflex go far beyond the sinuses and until recently have been poorly understood. A recent mouse model study published in Cell has identified […]
More Evidence of Olfactory Dysfunction as a Screening Tool for COVID-19
Olfactory dysfunction (OD) has long been considered a symptom of COVID-19, but its use in COVID-19 testing can be questionable, as subjective olfactory tests can significantly underreport OD. A new […]
Drug-Induced Sleep Endoscopy May Have Broader Role in Evaluating OSA Patients for Hypoglossal Nerve Stimulation
The role for drug-induced sleep endoscopy (DISE) in counseling candidates for HNS extends beyond excluding complete concentric collapse related to the velum.
Glottic Gap Area Not Correlated with Vocal Function in Presbyphonia Patients
Data suggest that dysphonia severity in presbyphonia is not fully explained by a glottic gap or secondary muscle tension dysphonia (MTD) alone.
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