Last published articles
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Hearing loss is on the rise.
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Low- and middle-income countries face more challenges.
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Key challenges are access disparities and lack of reimbursement policies.
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Hearing care should be integrated into the national primary healthcare.
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Organizations like HEARRING can promote education and awareness.
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Dupilumab improved EOM severity and CT scores in patients with concomitant ECRS.
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Air-conductive hearing in EOM patients improved significantly with dupilumab.
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Dupilumab reduced steroid use in EOM patients, suggesting long-term benefits.
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EOM treatment has shifted significantly with dupilumab use for concomitant ECRS.
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Dupilumab is highly effective in treating EOM, improving clinical outcomes.
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There are no studies about the models for predicting recurrence in LAPTC.
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We established a nomogram for predicting 3- and 5-year RFS of LAPTC patients.
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The number of LAPTC patients is relatively larger than other study.
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Tympanomeatal flap advancement increases otomycosis risk by creating epithelial gaps.
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Adhered cerumen removal damages the epithelial barrier, raising otomycosis risk.
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Otomycosis does not impact tympanoplasty graft success.
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Individuals with somatosensory tinnitus experience higher annoyance.
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Stress and sleep disturbances are factors associated with the somatosensory tinnitus.
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The somatosensory influence causes a greater impact of tinnitus on quality of life.
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The somatosensory system must be considered when evaluating and managing tinnitus.
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Preterm birth, NHB and AMA are potential risk factors of hearing impairment.
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Mutations such as c.235delC in GJB2 and c.919-2A>G in SLC26A4 are the most common.
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Deafness gene screening for neonates is important for diagnosis and intervention.
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Asymmetric graft design accommodates malleus angulation and membrane obliquity.
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Asymmetric design avoids posterior canal contact, suits neutral configuration.
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Larger anterior portion promotes optimal contact with tympanic membrane remnant.
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Asymmetric graft design improves success rate, contributes to better hearing gain.
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We compared the outcomes of patients undergoing VANS versus open lobectomy.
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No significant differences were observed in adverse events between two groups.
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Our VANS technique could be a good option in thyroid lobectomy.
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Modified VPB lowers PCF post-TLE for H&N cancers.
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Modified VPB: lower PCF, shorter hospital stay.
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Multivariable analysis confirms modified VPB independently protects against PCF.
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Modified VPB is potential to be an alternative process.