Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery & OTO Open are the official peer-reviewed journals of the @AAOHNS Foundation, publishing clinically relevant articles.
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NEW: Clinical Practice Guideline Update on Tinnitus gives clinicians evidence-based tools for diagnosis and treatment, built on a decade of new research.
About 50% of adults with #tinnitus talk to a clinician, but only 20% seek treatment.
Explore the CPG: hubs.ly/Q04B0_kK0
Discover what the updated Clinical Practice Guideline recommends for diagnosing and managing #tinnitus—16 key action statements, backed by 28 guidelines, 223 systematic reviews, and 362 RCTs. (2/2)
Read the full guideline and resources: hubs.ly/Q04zWpGz0
#AAOHNS #CPG #ENT
NOW PUBLISHED: Clinical Practice Guideline Update on Tinnitus.
50M+ in the U.S. report experiencing #tinnitus. See who’s affected, how it can impact quality of life, and what the numbers show. (1/2)
Published in the #OTOJournal: hubs.ly/Q04zWn0n0
#AAOHNS #CPG #ENT
Join us for an afternoon in #DTLA, courtesy of our friends at the House Institute Foundation.
They’re helping us get ready for #OTOMTG26 with a few favorite stops near the heart of Los Angeles. We can’t wait to see you there!
#OTOMTG26 #AAOHNSF #LosAngeles #Otolaryngology
A database built 20 years ago wasn't built for today's patients. OTO Journal EIC Cecelia E. Schmalbach, MD, MSc, talks multimodal AI in ENT with Ameen Amanian, MD, & Anand Devaiah, MD—and why data governance can't be an afterthought.
🎙️ hubs.ly/Q04vhBkT0
#AI #ENTResearch
Ever wondered if you'd be a good fit to peer review for the OTO Journals?
Curious if it's the challenge or outlet you've been looking for?
Click through the images to see if you're a good fit. Apply today: hubs.ly/Q04thbT00
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Time. Workload. Expertise. Flexibility. There's a myth about all of them when it comes to peer reviewing for the OTO Journals.
We're setting the record straight — discover the truth.
Apply to be a peer reviewer: hubs.ly/Q04qnJfz0
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"How severe are your sinus symptoms overall?" — one question, now formally validated.
The OSS score guides CRS treatment decisions. Hear Cecelia Schmalbach, MD, MSc, Ahmad Sedaghat, MD, PhD, and Jakob Fischer, MD, on the latest #OTOJournal Podcast.
🎧 hubs.ly/Q04mZML20
What does nebulized ciprofloxacin-dexamethasone actually do to an obstructed airway?
🎙️The latest OTO Journal podcast episode breaks down a novel rabbit model of airway stenosis — and the first quantitative evidence of a promising treatment.
Listen → hubs.ly/Q04hzkr80
#OTOJournal Editor-in-Chief Cecelia E. Schmalbach, MD, MSc makes the case for why your brilliance and expertise belongs in the review process.
Impact care. Build your network. Earn CME. Lead.
🔗 hubs.ly/Q04gThVr0
Earlier cleft lip repair = less hypertrophic scarring, but more revision surgery. What does that trade-off mean for your patients?
🎧 Hear the authors break it down on the OTO Journal Podcast → hubs.ly/Q04dhmXR0
#Otolaryngology #AAOHNS #CleftLip #OTOJournal
Smoking predicts worse outcomes in HPV+ oropharyngeal cancer treated with chemoradiation — but not with TORS.
See the visual abstract, then tune in to the latest #OTOJournal podcast episode to hear what this means for patient risk stratification.
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Become a Peer Reviewer for the AAO-HNSF OTO Journals!
Shape the science behind patient care, stay ahead of latest research, connect with the ENT community & earn up to 15 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ of CME per year.
This opportunity awaits: hubs.ly/Q046BwSc0
EIC @cescmalbach discusses "Association Between Weight Gain Trajectories and Severe Obstructive Sleep Apnea Among Adolescents" with senior author Romaine F. Johnson, MD MPH, and Associate Editor M. Boyd Gillespie, MD, in this month's OTO Journal Podcast.
#SleepApnea #ENT
@otojournals EIC @cescmalbach discusses "Assessing the Impact of GLP-1R Agonists in Post-sinus Surgery Management" with senior author Mohamad R. Chaaban, MD, and Associate Editor Dana L. Crosby, MD, in this month's OTO Journal Podcast.
#Rhinosinusitis #GLP1R #ENT #ENTX #AAOHNS
Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery & OTO Open retweeted
🧠🩻 AutoML model distinguishes pituitary macroadenomas from parasellar meningiomas on routine MRI with ~97% accuracy
◆ Thomas Jefferson University team built an automated machine learning (AutoML) tool that classifies these two skull base tumours on standard pre-operative MRI; in Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, it’s reported as the first use of this tech for this specific differential.
◆ Trained on 1,628 images from 116 patients and tested on 959 unseen images, the model achieved 97.55% overall accuracy at a 0.5 confidence threshold, with sensitivity/specificity of ~97/99% for pituitary macroadenomas and ~98/96% for parasellar meningiomas, outperforming typical human read ranges (~83–97%).
◆ Clinically, this could refine surgical planning in centres without skull-base subspecialists by reducing misclassification and supporting triage and training—but it remains single-centre, preclinical work that still needs multi-institutional validation, careful workflow integration and safety testing before influencing guidelines.
Tags: @JeffersonUniv @TJUHospital @Jefferson_OTO @OTOjournals
Source: thebrighterside.news/post/ai…
#Neurosurgery #Radiology #AIinMedicine #BrainTumor #MedTwitter
Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery & OTO Open retweeted
Published in @OTOjournals: Following functional endoscopic sinus surgery, adults with #CRSwNP and #obesity had a lower risk for revision surgery if they were prescribed a #GLP-1 receptor agonist. @EndocrineToday
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EIC @ceschmalbach discusses "Out-of-Pocket Costs and Surprise Billing in Otolaryngology: A National Database Analysis" with senior author Michael J. Brenner, MD and Associate Editor Christopher M. Johnson, MD, in this month's OTO Journal Podcast.
#ENTX #ENT
Editor in Chief Cecelia E. Schmalbach, MD, MSc, is joined by senior author John P. Dahl, MD, PhD, MBA, and Associate Editor Marissa Ryan, MD, in this OTO Journal Podcast episode!
Listen to the full interview here:
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New @AAOHNS research:
Type 2 diabetes patients have 4x higher hearing loss risk, affecting 40-72% of patients.
Risk increases after 10+ years & with higher HbA1c levels.
May signal early microvascular disease—regular hearing screenings recommended.
entnet.org/resource/study-re…
