Otolaryngology
U.S. Surgeons First to Reconstruct Esophagus Using New Magnamosis Device
Specialty, minimally invasive technique proves lifesaving.
COVID-19’s Lessons on Laryngeal Damage from Intubation
Study seeks to extract learning points as intubation injuries abound.
Neck-worn Camera for Surgical Training Videos
New camera provides stable, unobstructed view of surgical field.
Making Cochlear Implants an Easier Choice
Specialty clinic’s bundles and single-day services are changing the trajectory for adults with hearing loss.
Unilateral Cochlear Implants: New Consensus Offers A Rallying Cry
Guidelines establish standard of care for bilateral sensorineural hearing loss.
Studies Link Musical Rhythm and Language
Rhythmic abilities could predict speech or language disorders.
Patient Satisfaction After Nasal Surgery
New analysis shows value of patient-reported outcomes.
Bringing Ultrasound Training to Surgeons in Kenya
Rapid training model proves it can convey essential skills.
Surgical Aid Detects Parathyroid Tissue in Real-Time
New device aims to lower risk of damaging healthy glands.
Preventing Intubation-associated Vocal Cord Injuries
Otolaryngology and ICU experts find common cause in reducing risks.
Using Social Media to Study Rare Disease
In iSGS, online groups provide unique opportunity to compare treatments.