Rhinology: Simulation Training (Part 2)

Classics in Rhinology

21st century rhinology

Twenty-first century rhinology encompasses both medical and surgical treatments of a wide range of diseases and conditions of the nose, paranasal sinuses, and adjacent structures. Now under the leadership of coeditors Rakesh Chandra, M.D., and Raj Sindwani, M.D., as well as Deputy Editor of Allergy Anju Peters, M.D., the American Journal of Rhinology and Allergy, as a leading otorhinolaryngolog...

Laryngology and Rhinology

Dr. H. Curtis of New York read a paper at the Edinburgh Meeting of the British Medical Association on the treatment of singers' laryngitis,1 in which he pointed out the importance of differentiating between the laryngitis of singers and of other people. In the former attrition is the most frequent cause._ / bad method of attack, especially the coup de glotte, is the initia cause of trouble, whi...

Otology and Rhinology

of the tube, as well as of its anterior and posterior lips. Walker Wood has recorded an analysis of the nasopharyngeal findings in about 650 cases examined, and his results are instructive and valuable. There were forty abnormalities, in fifteen the Eustachian tubes being bifid, and in three there were adventitious openings. He figures cases of mucous polypus in the mouth of the tube, fibroma o...

Archives of Otolaryngology and Rhinology

Hypopharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) is a rare form of malignancy and treatment approach is most commonly with chemo-radiotherapy or total pharyngolaryngoesophagectomy. We report a case of hypopharyngeal SCC managed with local resection and larynx preservation in a 77-year-old-woman. Total pharyngolaryngoesophagectomy renders patients with an alteration in both voice and ability to swal...