Otolaryngology—Head & Neck Surgery

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Expert Perspectives

Cochlear Implant Center Marks 40 Years of Innovation

The co-directors of the highly influential center discuss its impact on multiple strategies for addressing hearing loss

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In Conversation With

Dr. Steven Hodak on New Paradigms in the Diagnosis & Treatment of Thyroid Nodules

Co-director of Thyroid Program discusses how we’re seeing a huge shift in the way we can take care of patients with thyroid disease.

Practice-Changing Medicine

AI-Generated Responses to Patient Questions on Thyroid Disease Are Accurate & Empathetic

Study suggests AI may help improve the efficiency of patient–provider messaging and reduce the clinician workload.

Advancing Science

Gene Therapy for Oculopharyngeal Muscular Dystrophy Shows Promising Results 

BB-301 is the first experimental gene therapy for OPMD to reach clinical trials. The first two patients treated exhibit improved symptoms.
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Conferences & Events

NYU Langone Health Presenters at the AAO-HNSF 2024 Annual Meeting

See the NYU Langone Health physicians who are joining colleagues in Miami Beach, Florida, September 28 to October 1.
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Advancing Science

Clarifying the Role of Muscle Dysfunction in Vocal Trauma

Literature on vocal fold injury has focused on the mucosa; now, researchers spotlight the laryngeal muscles.

In Conversation With

Dr. Umamaheswar Duvvuri on the Cutting Edge of Robotic Surgery

The chair of otolaryngology tells Doctor Radio why the future lies with robots, telesurgery, and AI.
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NYU Langone Health: A Leader in Otolaryngology—Head & Neck Surgery

Ranked #10

in Ear, Nose, & Throat

2021 NASBS Multidisciplinary Team of Distinction

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200+

Cochlear implant surgeries performed each year

Complex Case Spotlight

Building Capacity for Hearing Loss Care in Uganda

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Dr. Chris Ndoleriire, chair of the department at Makerere University, and Dr. Amina Seguya, attending otologist.
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Ugandan residents learning from NYU Langone chief resident Leena Asfour, MD.
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Ugandan residents learning procedures in the new cadaver temporal bone laboratory for the first time.
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Ugandan residents learning procedures in the new cadaver temporal bone laboratory for the first time.
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Dr. Amina Seguya, an Ugandan attending physician, at an NYU temporal bone course.
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