Autologous fat injections, and injectible fillers such as collagen and poly-L-lactic acid, can yield long-term results, but no definitive recommendation can be made

Autologous fat injections, and injectible fillers such as collagen and poly-L-lactic acid, can yield long-term results, but no definitive recommendation can be made
Most studies point toward hemithyroidectomy as adequate treatment for PTMC without sacrificing locoregional control
Balloon catheter sinuplasty appears safe for use among pediatric patients with chronic recurrent sinusitis
Reserve follow-up monitoring by imaging for patients whose cholesteatoma has likely been completely eradicated
Mastoidectomy may not improve otologic outcomes following perforation repair
The optimal regimen is weekly debridement until normalization, or at least stabilization, of the endoscopic exam
Evidence exists for employing both selective neck dissection and modified radical neck dissection in this setting
Partial tonsillectomy is equivalent to total tonsillectomy for the treatment of obstructive symptoms in children; however the outcomes are not standardized and many studies are limited
In many cases, LEMG can differentiate neural disruption from structural immobility and predict which patient will not recover vocal fold motion after a nerve injury
While there is no evidence that nasal surgery alone will improve objective measures of OSA, patients experience subjectively better sleep and quality of life following corrective nasal surgery