Tag: ENT

A significant study published in Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg has revealed that benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), despite successful initial treatment, can...

The landscape of medical residency admissions, particularly in competitive fields like otolaryngology, is undergoing a significant re-evaluation of how research productivity is...

A proposed shift in Medicare’s coverage policy for botulinum toxin injections threatens to significantly curtail effective treatment options for patients suffering from...

The landscape of airway management within otolaryngology and head and neck surgery is characterized by a complex interplay of surgical demands, patient-specific...

A recent double-blind, randomized controlled trial has yielded significant findings regarding post-operative pain management following rhinoplasty, suggesting that non-opioid pain medications may...

A significant retrospective population-based observational study has revealed a statistically significant association between retinal vein occlusion (RVO) and an increased likelihood of...

The persistent and often debilitating sensation of vertigo affects millions worldwide, prompting a critical need for accessible and accurate diagnostic tools. Nystagmus,...

A groundbreaking first-in-human study has demonstrated that intracochlear DB-OTO gene therapy can significantly improve natural acoustic hearing in children suffering from profound...

The landscape of diagnosing and managing laryngeal clefts in pediatric patients has long been characterized by a notable degree of variability, impacting...

Facial nerve (cranial nerve VII) paralysis presents a significant clinical challenge for otolaryngologists and facial plastic surgeons, frequently necessitating a collaborative, multidisciplinary...