Tympanomastoid surgery can be safely performed as an outpatient procedure in the pediatric population.

Tympanomastoid surgery can be safely performed as an outpatient procedure in the pediatric population.
There is a growing body of evidence supporting the equivalence of endoscopic and open surgical approaches in terms of tumor recurrence
There is little evidence to support that UTE always requires tonsillectomy to rule out lymphoma
Radiosurgical treatment of vestibular schwannomas is safe and effective
Clinical studies suggest that adjunctive MMC application may delay but not prevent recurrence of airway stenosis
There is no body of evidence to suggest that there is an optimal location for placing tympanostomy tubes, yet the anterior-inferior quadrant is commonly used
Current data supports a high level of perioperative and long-term safety for elderly patients undergoing CI
Preoperative steroid injections may occasionally obviate the need for surgery, and they are helpful in a patient management perspective
Adenoidectomy is a reasonable first-line surgical option for pediatric patients with CRS that is refractory to medical therapy
The use of systemic corticosteroids in PTA can reduce pain and trismus, resulting in an earlier return to normal diet and activities