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Preparing for AI in Resident Selection: A Scoping Review of Current Applications and Limitations
The Laryngoscope, EarlyView.In examining the literature for articles on the use of artificial intelligence in the residency applicant selection process, we have identified several studies that highlight the potential of these tools for reducing biases and identifying strong candidates. There remains substantial room for additional research exploring this topic.
Gillian Michaelson +4 more
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Impact of Socioeconomic Status and Family Language on Implanted Children's Communication Mode
The Laryngoscope, EarlyView.ABSTRACT Objective Examination of the influence of socioeconomic status (SES) and family language on communication mode after cochlear implant (CI). Data Sources Data on 176 children implanted at < 37 months were obtained from medical records including insurance type as a representation of SES, family language (English‐only/Spanish‐bilingual/Spanish ...
Nancy M. Young +4 more
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Does Hyams Grade Impact Outcomes in Olfactory Neuroblastoma?
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Evan A. Patel +4 more
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, 2020 The practice of pediatrics, in large part, comprises issues related to the ears, nose, and throat. For example, ear symptoms, often due to otitis media, are one of the most common reasons for a child’s visit to a pediatrician. This chapter reviews many of the common ear, nose, and throat pathologies in children.
Nina Shapiro +3 more
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Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 1997
Patients present to the emergency department with a number of eye, ear, nose, and throat (ENT) problems. This article updates some very common problems; identifies a few pearls on nasal foreign body removal, ophthalmologic medication, and epistaxis; and reviews a few pitfalls in identifying malignancies and sore throats.
James A. Pfaff +2 more
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Patients present to the emergency department with a number of eye, ear, nose, and throat (ENT) problems. This article updates some very common problems; identifies a few pearls on nasal foreign body removal, ophthalmologic medication, and epistaxis; and reviews a few pitfalls in identifying malignancies and sore throats.
James A. Pfaff +2 more
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Ear, nose and throat emergencies
Anaesthesia & Intensive Care Medicine, 2017Abstract Airway emergencies comprise a diverse group of conditions, which affect upper and lower airways, and have potential for rapid deterioration and lethal outcome unless managed promptly and efficiently. The latter depends on individual skills and effective interaction between anaesthetists, ENT surgeons and other members of the team.
Ker Wei Tan, Dmitrijs Sokolovs
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2011
A number of patients with Hughes syndrome present with balance problems (some diagnosed as Meniere’s syndrome). Occasionally, tinnitus develops.
Graham R. V. Hughes, Shirish Sangle
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A number of patients with Hughes syndrome present with balance problems (some diagnosed as Meniere’s syndrome). Occasionally, tinnitus develops.
Graham R. V. Hughes, Shirish Sangle
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2012
Ear, nose, and throat foreign bodies 546 Ear examination 548 Vertigo 549 Cochlear implants 549 Earache 550
Jonathan P. Wyatt +5 more
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Ear, nose, and throat foreign bodies 546 Ear examination 548 Vertigo 549 Cochlear implants 549 Earache 550
Jonathan P. Wyatt +5 more
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