Articles

Does HPV type affect outcome in oropharyngeal cancer?

An epidemic of human papillomavirus (HPV)-related oropharyngeal squamous cell cancer (OPSCC) has been reported worldwide largely due to oral infection with HPV type-16, which is responsible for approximately 9...

Authors: Anthony C Nichols, Sandeep S Dhaliwal, David A Palma, John Basmaji, Corina Chapeskie, Samuel Dowthwaite, Jason H Franklin, Kevin Fung, Keith Kwan, Brett Wehrli, Chris Howlett, Iram Siddiqui, Marina I Salvadori, Eric Winquist, Scott Ernst, Sara Kuruvilla…

Percutaneous cartilage injection: A prospective animal study on a rabbit model

Cartilage grafting is a useful technique in nasal reconstruction. Implantation of a whole graft is usually done through an incision. Crushed cartilage can also be used. Injection of cartilage could be an alter...

Authors: Olivier X Beaudoin, Andrew Mitchell and Akram Rahal

The inferior turbinate flap in skull base reconstruction

As the indications for expanded endonasal approaches continue to evolve, alternative reconstructive techniques are needed to address increasingly complex surgical skull base defects. In the absence of the naso...

Authors: Jonathan Yip, Kristian I Macdonald, John Lee, Ian J Witterick, Gelareh Zadeh, Fred Gentili and Allan D Vescan

The epidemiology, antibiotic resistance and post-discharge course of peritonsillar abscesses in London, Ontario

Peritonsillar abscesses (PTA) are a common complication of tonsillitis. Recent global epidemiological data regarding PTAs have demonstrated increasing antimicrobial resistance patterns. No similar studies have...

Authors: Leigh J Sowerby, Zafar Hussain and Murad Husein

THREAT helps to identify epistaxis patients requiring blood transfusions

To analyze the characteristics of patients who needed a blood transfusion due to epistaxis-caused anemia and to define potential risk factors.

Authors: Karin Murer, Nader Ahmad, Beatrice A Roth, David Holzmann and Michael B Soyka

Prenatal ultrasound exposure and association with postnatal hearing outcomes

Prenatal ultrasound exams have become increasingly frequent. Although no serious adverse effects are known, the public health implications would be enormous should adverse effects on auditory development be sh...

Authors: Claude F Harbarger, Paul M Weinberger, Jack C Borders and Charles A Hughes

Sinonasal Undifferentiated Carcinoma (SNUC): the Alberta experience and literature review

Sinonasal undifferentiated carcinoma (SNUC) is a rare malignancy with often dismal outcomes. This study set to determine provincial and literature-wide survival outcomes based on treatment modality.

Authors: Caroline C Xu, Peter T Dziegielewski, William T McGaw and Hadi Seikaly

Journal of Otolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery – An ‘Open’ Letter to Our Authors and Readers

Authors: Hadi Seikaly and Erin D Wright