Articles related to Otolaryngology

In this intriguing case, a 64-year-old hypertensive woman presented with abnormal sounds in her left ear. Upon examination, it was discovered that these symptoms were caused by a small spider residing in her external auditory canal. This case underscores the importance of thorough physical examination in patients presenting with unusual auditory symptoms.

Gain actionable insights into managing oral health complications in radiation therapy patients; a valuable course for any dental professional committed to multidisciplinary care.

Gain insights into the ethical and medical complexities of determining death with the ACP’s latest position paper. Equip yourself with the knowledge and guidelines to navigate this critical aspect of patient care.

Learn more about the alarming trend of diagnostic delays in head and neck cancer patients due to inappropriate antibiotic prescribing, and why adhering to current clinical guidelines is more crucial than ever.

This study offers valuable insights into the optimal timing for cleft palate surgery in infants, showing a lower risk of velopharyngeal insufficiency when surgery is performed at 6 months. Consider this data when planning surgical interventions and advising parents.

The rise in oropharyngeal cancer rates, linked to high-risk HPV strains transmitted through oral sex, underscores the need for healthcare providers to promote safe sex practices, HPV vaccination, and early symptom recognition.