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Pediatric Dysphagia: An Otolaryngologic Perspective
Dysphagia is anatomically classified into oral, pharyngeal, and esophageal phases. We review evaluation and treatment focused on surgical management.
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An Evidence-Based Guide to Chronic Aspiration
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Stories from the Road: Help Us Give Smiles Foundation
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The State of the Workforce: Advanced Practice Providers in Otolaryngology
Learn how the growing presence of APPs is reshaping otolaryngology practice while raising important questions about training, oversight, and scope of practice.
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Cough Hypersensitivity Syndrome
Clarifying the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and management of this complex condition and offering insights into emerging therapeutic strategies and the importance of a multidisciplinary approach.
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Manténgase Preparado: Qué Saber para Practicar Durante una Emergencia
An English version of this article, “Stay Prepared: What to Know to Practice During an Emergency” appears directly below the Spanish.
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Building Bridges in Pakistan
A cross-continental partnership is forged to support patient care and expand surgical capacity at a rapidly growing charitable hospital in Karachi.
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Is There a CRISPR Future for Allergy?
The application of CRISPR gene-editing technology in the allergy space is still in its infancy, but promising trials suggest it may revolutionize treatment by precisely editing the genetic causes of allergic responses.
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Allergic Fungal Rhinosinusitis Management: From Clinic to Operating Room
It is essential for comprehensive otolaryngologists to have a strong understanding of AFRS epidemiology and pathophysiology.
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Watch | New Video Series: “It Always Starts with the Patient”
"I never really thought about the science of breathing until I couldn't do it anymore," says otolaryngology-head and neck surgery patient, Liz Haberkorn.
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Helping Patients Understand and Manage Their Aging Voice
Presbyphonia is characterized by vocal weakness, breathiness, and strain.
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Sleep Medicine Fellowships for Otolaryngologists: Are They Worth It?
Sleep medicine fellowships offer unique advantages for otolaryngologists, including the ability to care for patients from the time of diagnosis.
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Brief Update: ctDNA in Head and Neck Cancer
Circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) is emerging as a promising non-invasive biomarker for head and neck squamous cell carcinoma.
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Retrograde Cricopharyngeal Dysfunction
Patient experiences and collective knowledge-sharing are reshaping traditional pathways of medical science exploration.
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What Is Laryngeal Dystonia?
Laryngeal dystonia, a condition causing intermittent contractions of the larynx muscles, is believed to be a central neurological disorder involving a multiregional altered neural network.
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Steroids and the Voice
Corticosteroids can provide meaningful benefits for treating voice disorders, but usage should be limited and reserved for specific indications.
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Pearls from Your Peers: Laryngeal Stroboscopy
Michael I. Orestes, MD, interviewed Shumon I. Dhar, MD, about the advantages of incorporating stroboscopy in evaluating patients with dysphonia, how the technology is advancing, and resources to refine your stroboscopy skills.
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An Update on Cochlear Implants for SSD and AHL
Cochlear implants have emerged as an excellent treatment option for patients with single-sided deafness and asymmetric sensorineural hearing loss, with the first manufacturer receiving FDA approval in 2019.
