Articles related to Otolaryngology

In a recent study, researchers discovered that all women who consumed one or more SSBs daily had an OCC risk 4.87 times higher than those consuming less than one SSB per month.

Don’t panic if you experience these symptoms, but pay attention and get checked out.

In a study of 73,198 acute otitis media encounters in children aged 2-17 years, 75% of antibiotic prescriptions were for 10-day courses, contrary to national guidelines recommending shorter durations for uncomplicated cases.

The linkage between COVID-19 vaccines and sudden sensorineural hearing loss, though rare, underscores the necessity for vigilant monitoring and timely intervention. Understanding the potential autoimmune mechanisms and cochlear vulnerability can aid physicians in better managing and mitigating this distressing side effect.

This case report illustrates the diagnostic challenges and effective management of an unusual presentation of nasal herpes simplex virus infection, highlighting the importance of a thorough evaluation and the broad differential diagnosis in patients presenting with necrotic nasal lesions.

In the realm of otolaryngology, cholesteatoma presents a unique challenge, with a case study revealing a 4.6% recurrence rate and a 5.4% residual disease rate. Continuous monitoring is essential for effective management.