“Used well, AI may reduce burnout, streamline care and advance innovative research. But when patients look for guidance, reassurance and surgical expertise, they are … asking for a trusted otolaryngologist.” @AJBerges shares a resident’s view of AI in Oto https://t.co/N4JPRFYvZ3
Anyone who has learned sinus surgery knows there is a steep learning curve! In this study by Berges et al. from @hopkins_ent, significant differences in eye gaze and endoscope motion were identified between novice and experienced sinus surgeons.
https://t.co/yT8hve9SRU
Thank you @__COSM, the American Laryngological Association, and Motz lab for the opportunity to present our work on tracheal granulation tissue in Dallas this past weekend! @hopkins_ent
Researchers wanted to better understand the role of epithelium in pathogenesis & found the epithelium in iSGS & iLTS play a common role in the pathogenesis of fibrosis in these two etiologies of laryngotracheal stenosis. @AJBerges@sidhayelab@GelbardMd
https://t.co/LYVG6f87uI
#Tracheostomy surgery and tracheostomy care are associated with significant aerosol generation, putting health care workers at risk for viral transmission of airborne diseases #COVID19@hopkins_ent@UMichOto@JohnsHopkinsSPH https://t.co/v6BTi4AYso
#VirtualAbstract by @AJBerges on "Delayed Diagnosis of Idiopathic Subglottic Stenosis Patients" presented @_COSM American Laryngological Association meeting #COSM2021
We did the recon for the Econ - check out our tldr on the US governments 3-phase economic stimulus package, and some context for why this matters! 💰⚖️💉 @HopkinsMedicine#medtwitter#MedEd
Look out for more economic updates going forward!