Recommendations from the American Academy of Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery on caring for patients with AR
History of the Laryngoscope
How reflective spatulas, speculums, autoscopes were developed to examine patients; the laryngoscope’s impact on anethesiology
Musician Brains May Hold Answers to New Ways to Treat Hearing Loss
What happens in the brains of musicians may hold answers to ways to treat people with hearing loss
When Is Prophylactic Neck Dissection in Papillary Thyroid Cancer Necessary?
The 2009 American Thyroid Association guidelines suggest that prophylactic central neck dissection can be used in patients with clinically staged 3/4 PTC disease, but surgeon’s comfort level with procedure, related risks, should be considered
Do Topical Products Reduce Post-Incision Scars?
Silicone gel, cyanoacrylates, paper taping have shown promise in reducing post-incision dermal scarring
Best Methods for Tonsillectomy, Saliendoscopy, and Earning Patient Trust
Otolaryngologists discuss how to cultivate trust in patients prior to surgical procedures
Determining Responders versus Non-Responders for Patients with Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Otolaryngology experts review which patients with OSA will likely benefit from surgery
Tips on Facial Trauma Reconstruction Surgery
Experts discuss techniques, experience correcting facial fractures, deformities
Sleep Fellowship Training Programs on the Rise
Greater number of sleep medicine programs available give otolaryngologists more choice, opportunity to earn certification in specialized skill set
Sleep Fellowship Programs Offer More Opportunities to Subspecialize in Sleep Surgery
Otolaryngologists certified in sleep medicine, sleep surgery in position to offer both CPAP, surgical treatment to patients
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