Optical tools, imaging, fully implantable cochlear implants among latest advances in push for better diagnostic, treatment approaches for inner ear disorders
Benefits of Bringing Humanity Back into Healthcare
Effective patient care requires a human touch
How New Initiatives May Affect the Way Physicians Calculate the Value of Cancer Care
Best Methods for Tonsillectomy, Saliendoscopy, and Earning Patient Trust
Otolaryngologists discuss how to cultivate trust in patients prior to surgical procedures
Depression, Anxiety Rarely Assessed in Patients with Otolaryngologic Disorders
How Otolaryngologists Can Apply Predictive Medicine to Patient Care
Screening for newborn hearing loss, typing bitter taste receptors, HPV testing may help physicians prevent disease, determine proactive treatment strategies
Are Mastoid Pressure Dressings Necessary after Otologic Surgery to Prevent Postoperative Hematomas?
Evidence does not support routine use of mastoid pressure dressing to prevent hematoma, but loose dressings may be beneficial
Otolaryngologists Increasingly Move Inferior Turbinate Surgery into the Office
Why Otolaryngologists Should Embrace Off-Label Drugs, Devices
Physicians must consider using equally effective, less expensive products to treat disorders, even if they haven’t earned U.S. FDA approval, said experts at the 2013 American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery Annual Meeting
A Patient with Gradual Airway Obstruction
A 64-year-old woman presents to the ED with shortness of breath