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BackTable ENT
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 23 ธ.ค. 2020
The BackTable ENT Podcast is a resource for otolaryngologists to learn tips, techniques, and practical advice from their peers in the field. Listen here or on the streaming platform of your choice.
Innovations in Bioresorbable ENT Packing Materials w/ Dr. Satyan Sreenath | BackTable ENT Ep. 207
What role does bioresorbable packing play in improving outcomes for ENT patients? In this episode of BackTable ENT, hosts Dr. Ashley Agan and Dr. Gopi Shah are joined by Dr. Satyan Sreenath, a rhinologist at Indiana University, to discuss the use of bioresorbable packing in ENT surgeries.
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SYNPOSIS
First, Dr. Sreenath offers insights into the advancements in sinus and skull base surgery, the types of packing materials available (such as HemoPore, NasoPore, and chitosan-based products), and their application for hemostasis, scar prevention, and patient comfort. The surgeons emphasize the importance of tailored postoperative care and use of nasal irrigations and debridements to optimize healing and surgical results. Dr. Sreenath also mentions the evolving field of drug delivery through bioresorbables and the benefits of exploring new technologies to enhance patient outcomes.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
01:53 - Bioresorbables for the Nose
06:44 - Patient Comfort and Postoperative Care
20:18 - Packing Techniques
24:52 - Chitosan-Based Products
32:51 - Techniques for Debridement & Postoperative Management
42:40 - Skull Base Surgery Considerations
55:25 - Nosebleeds and Emergency Care
01:02:05 - Complications and Innovations
01:07:40 - Conclusion
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RESOURCES
Dr. Sreenath’s IU profile
iuhealth.org/find-providers/provider/satyan-b-sreenath-md-1821999
BackTable+ for ENT
plus.backtable.com/pages/ent
Check out BackTable+ for ENT, our sponsor and new e-learning platform! plus.backtable.com/pages/ent
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The BackTable ENT Podcast is a resource for otolaryngologists to learn tips, techniques, and practical advice on all things ear, nose, and throat. Tune in to the BackTable ENT Podcast every week for candid conversations about rhinology, laryngology, otology, and head and neck surgery.
Get notified when new episodes drop! Subscribe to the BackTable ENT Podcast on your go-to podcast platform, and follow us on your social media platform of choice for regular otolaryngology updates.
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#ENT207 #otolaryngology #ent #rhinology
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SYNPOSIS
First, Dr. Sreenath offers insights into the advancements in sinus and skull base surgery, the types of packing materials available (such as HemoPore, NasoPore, and chitosan-based products), and their application for hemostasis, scar prevention, and patient comfort. The surgeons emphasize the importance of tailored postoperative care and use of nasal irrigations and debridements to optimize healing and surgical results. Dr. Sreenath also mentions the evolving field of drug delivery through bioresorbables and the benefits of exploring new technologies to enhance patient outcomes.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
01:53 - Bioresorbables for the Nose
06:44 - Patient Comfort and Postoperative Care
20:18 - Packing Techniques
24:52 - Chitosan-Based Products
32:51 - Techniques for Debridement & Postoperative Management
42:40 - Skull Base Surgery Considerations
55:25 - Nosebleeds and Emergency Care
01:02:05 - Complications and Innovations
01:07:40 - Conclusion
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RESOURCES
Dr. Sreenath’s IU profile
iuhealth.org/find-providers/provider/satyan-b-sreenath-md-1821999
BackTable+ for ENT
plus.backtable.com/pages/ent
Check out BackTable+ for ENT, our sponsor and new e-learning platform! plus.backtable.com/pages/ent
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The BackTable ENT Podcast is a resource for otolaryngologists to learn tips, techniques, and practical advice on all things ear, nose, and throat. Tune in to the BackTable ENT Podcast every week for candid conversations about rhinology, laryngology, otology, and head and neck surgery.
Get notified when new episodes drop! Subscribe to the BackTable ENT Podcast on your go-to podcast platform, and follow us on your social media platform of choice for regular otolaryngology updates.
► www.backtable.com/shows/ent/subscribe
#ENT207 #otolaryngology #ent #rhinology
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ENT Hospitalists: Transforming Inpatient Care Models w/ Dr. Annie Wang | BackTable ENT Ep. 206
มุมมอง 3221 ชั่วโมงที่ผ่านมา
How can a dedicated ENT hospitalist improve patient care? In this episode of Backtable ENT Podcast, Dr. Annie Wang, an otolaryngologist at Houston Methodist Hospital, discusses her experience as a hospital-based ENT, also known as an ENT hospitalist, with hosts Dr. Gopi Shah and Dr. Ashley Agan. SYNPOSIS Dr. Wang talks about the inception and development of her position, the daily responsibilit...
Weight Loss Medications & Impact on OSA w/ Dr. John Carter & Dr. Michael Weber | ENT Ep. 205
มุมมอง 4314 วันที่ผ่านมา
How are weight loss medications, like Ozempic, reshaping obstructive sleep apnea care? In this episode of the BackTable ENT podcast, host Dr. Gopi Shah discusses emerging weight loss medications and their impact on obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) with Dr. John Carter, a neurologist and sleep specialist, and Dr. Michael Weber, an otolaryngologist. SYNPOSIS The doctors examine optimal candidates fo...
What Factors Determine Patient Eligibility for Free Flap Surgery?
มุมมอง 1921 วันที่ผ่านมา
Dr. Eli Gordin, Dr. Ashley Agan and Dr. Gopi Shah explore the crucial questions and red flags that help determine whether a patient is a good candidate for free flap surgery. The discussion covers hypercoagulable states, peripheral vascular disease, and the impact of prior surgeries. It also addresses the role of nutritional status, the management of smokers, and the importance of balancing urg...
Best of Backtable ENT: 2024 Year in Review | BackTable ENT Ep. 204
มุมมอง 3121 วันที่ผ่านมา
The BackTable ENT show is closing out 2024 with gratitude, reflections, and plans for the year to come! In this episode of the Backtable ENT Podcast, hosts Dr. Ashley Agan and Dr. Gopi Shah celebrate a year of growth and milestones, including reaching 200 episodes and expanding their audience. SYNPOSIS They highlight key episodes from 2024, covering various discussions like eustachian tube dila...
Navigating Frontal Sinus Surgery w/ Dr. P.J. Wormald | BackTable ENT Ep. 203
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Navigating Frontal Sinus Surgery w/ Dr. P.J. Wormald | BackTable ENT Ep. 203
When Otolaryngologists Hold Leadership Positions in Health Systems w/ Dr. Sunil Verma | ENT Ep. 202
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When Otolaryngologists Hold Leadership Positions in Health Systems w/ Dr. Sunil Verma | ENT Ep. 202
Otolaryngology, Politics & Patient Advocacy w/ Dr. K.J. Lee | Backtable ENT Podcast Ep. 201
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Otolaryngology, Politics & Patient Advocacy w/ Dr. K.J. Lee | Backtable ENT Podcast Ep. 201
Identifying Parathyroid Glands: Challenges & Innovations w/ Dr. Michael Singer | ENT Ep. 200
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Identifying Parathyroid Glands: Challenges & Innovations w/ Dr. Michael Singer | ENT Ep. 200
Advances in Early Glottic Cancer Treatment Options w/ Dr. Bharat Panuganti | ENT Podcast Ep. 199
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Advances in Early Glottic Cancer Treatment Options w/ Dr. Bharat Panuganti | ENT Podcast Ep. 199
Advanced Techniques in Facial Reanimation w/ Dr. Myriam Loyo Li | BackTable ENT Podcast Ep. 198
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Advanced Techniques in Facial Reanimation w/ Dr. Myriam Loyo Li | BackTable ENT Podcast Ep. 198
Trailblazers in ENT: Stories from House Clinic w/ Dr. John House | BackTable ENT Ep. 197
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Trailblazers in ENT: Stories from House Clinic w/ Dr. John House | BackTable ENT Ep. 197
Revolución en Higiene Nasal c/ Dr. Luisam Tarrats | BackTable ENT Podcast Ep. 196
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Revolución en Higiene Nasal c/ Dr. Luisam Tarrats | BackTable ENT Podcast Ep. 196
Financial Literacy in ENT: Diversifying Your Learnings & Earnings w/ Dr. Robert Puchalski | Ep. 195
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Financial Literacy in ENT: Diversifying Your Learnings & Earnings w/ Dr. Robert Puchalski | Ep. 195
Tinnitus and Migraine: Expert Insight w/ Dr. Hamid Djalilian | BackTable ENT Podcast Ep.194
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Tinnitus and Migraine: Expert Insight w/ Dr. Hamid Djalilian | BackTable ENT Podcast Ep.194
Safeguarding Physician Wellbeing w/ Dr. Julie Wei | BackTable ENT Podcast Ep. 192
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Safeguarding Physician Wellbeing w/ Dr. Julie Wei | BackTable ENT Podcast Ep. 192
What is the Recovery Process for Patients After a Free Flap Surgery?
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What is the Recovery Process for Patients After a Free Flap Surgery?
AI in Laryngology: Enhancing Patient Diagnosis w/ Dr. Anthony Law | BackTable ENT Podcast Ep. 191
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AI in Laryngology: Enhancing Patient Diagnosis w/ Dr. Anthony Law | BackTable ENT Podcast Ep. 191
How to Manage Bleeding in Surgical Flaps & When is it Essential to Return to the OR?
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How to Manage Bleeding in Surgical Flaps & When is it Essential to Return to the OR?
What is Your Protocol for Flap Checks Post-Operatively?
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What is Your Protocol for Flap Checks Post-Operatively?
Virtual Surgical Planning in Complex Facial Reconstructions
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Virtual Surgical Planning in Complex Facial Reconstructions
How Do You Counsel Cancer Patients About HPV Transmission?
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How Do You Counsel Cancer Patients About HPV Transmission?
Managing Retropharyngeal Abscesses in Children w/ Dr. John McClay | BackTable ENT Podcast Ep. 190
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Managing Retropharyngeal Abscesses in Children w/ Dr. John McClay | BackTable ENT Podcast Ep. 190
Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors for Cancer Treatment Before Surgery
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Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors for Cancer Treatment Before Surgery
Can Multidisciplinary Collaboration & TORS Reduce Radiation Doses & Improve Outcomes?
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Can Multidisciplinary Collaboration & TORS Reduce Radiation Doses & Improve Outcomes?
How Do You Systematically Search for Unknown Primary Tumors While Minimizing Risk?
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How Do You Systematically Search for Unknown Primary Tumors While Minimizing Risk?
Rhinoplasty Fundamentals & Beyond: In-Depth w/ Dr. Patrick Cleveland | BackTable ENT Ep. 189
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Rhinoplasty Fundamentals & Beyond: In-Depth w/ Dr. Patrick Cleveland | BackTable ENT Ep. 189
Workup & Surgical Approach for Patients with Unknown Tumors in the Head and Neck?
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Workup & Surgical Approach for Patients with Unknown Tumors in the Head and Neck?
Targeting Biopsies for Painless Neck Masses of Unknown Primary Origin
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Targeting Biopsies for Painless Neck Masses of Unknown Primary Origin
What is the Best Imaging Workup for Oropharyngeal Cancers?
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What is the Best Imaging Workup for Oropharyngeal Cancers?
Phenomenal episode, some valuable knowledge I took away from potentially starting my own practice
Hi 👋, I’m brand new to trying to find answers for myself! I feel my family Dr thinks I’m crazy, but I promise you I’m not I’m truly feeling everything I express to him! I recently had a stomach scope done, it said I have ulcers on my vocal cords! Suggestion for me to see a Ear, Nose and Throat Dr! I have an appointment coming up in 2 days, I’m praying I can possibly get some answers! I’m in Canada not sure if we have special Dr like Dr Husein ! It’s so much information to write but Thank you 😊
Your job financially is not very good, the hospitalized patients don't use to need surgeries, only traq.
Sign me up! I'd join about any trial/study for tinnitus.
So if you removed the inside of your fingers would they still work and function normally? I cannot understand how removing the insides of the turbinate does not cause the organ to die? Seems like you are removing all the nerves, blood supply and tissue that make it a organ? I am not sure how any reduction is safe since you basically destroying the insides of the living organ and that seems bad.
Has anyone here found a successful way to cure their patulous ETD? If so, what did you use, or what operations did you have? And did you have any side effects? If you know the solution to this problem, then please share it here with us.
Healing the Vagus nerve you will heal LPR Acid Reflux. I am living proof
$30,000 for a septoplasty and $30,000 for turbinate reduction. That's the allowable for insurance. No wonder they push turbinate reductions even though it's highly risky. They make you sign paperwork which relieves them of any responsibility. 🚨
as a med student interested in ENT, thank you!
I suffer from this and I’m really stressed because I’m a singer and it’s really harming my voice :(
a whole bunch of nothing
Thank you so much @Drapalahealing for you have made me a 100% great full, because at first I was really doubtful of receiving my medicine, but you made me believe in your medicine and it will work, now I can’t stop thinking about you @Drapalahealing.
alginate was the ONLY thing that helped me with my LPR and allowed my throat to heal
Inspiring
Try having this and a deviated septum. Can't get the deviated septum fixed because you have to hold your nose to suck in and regulate the eustachian tube constantly.
Obliterate or go to Japan and get a Kobayashi plug. These are the two options that are almost guaranteed to work. The unfortunate part is, with these surgeries, you will have to have grommets placed in your tympanic membranes so that they can breathe, and they will have to be replaced every so often.
Can a 7mm stone in the submandibular gland proximal duct be removed by sialendoscopy?
LINX is not endoscopic??? 47:12
Thank you Rohan for explaining very nicely n comprehensively about plunging Ranula. Thank you compares for dwelling in well.
God bless you thank you so much for the education
My appointment with Dr. Nayak was postponed for two months because he is taking a sabbatical in April 2025. My wait now to be treated by him will be eight months.
One word: Prednisone 😊
Have any of you tried Dr. Jamie Koffman's treatment program for LPR? She is the person that coined the term "LPR" and she has successfully treated tens of thousands of LPR patients. It a simple program for which you don't need any prescription drugs and you can do virtually free of cost. The only tough part is the program requires a significant amount of sacrifice and self discipline. I'm about to put myself on this program and my past experience with my symptoms suggests it is likely to work. Also I tried proton pump inhibitors. They are a nightmare and gave me 10 times the reflux I had to start with. I'm never going on them again.
So pleased you posted about Dr Koffman. I’ll be following up and researching the program.
She recommends taking pepcid (H2 Blocker). Do you take that?
@@boomerang6130 No I'm too sensitive to acid suppressors. Famotadine is extremely safe though much better than PPI. Its about 1/3 as strong as any PPI so it won't screw up your digestive system as much.
Use Gaviscon first it just contains some minerals like Magnesium, Potassium, Sodium and Calcium in slightly higher dose than natural. If you are okay with having slightly higher dose of those than you should be ok. Also those things you need its just a matter of how much you get and is it a bit too much for you.
Informed consent must be presented to the patient before any procedure is attempted!
This lecture is fascinating!! I am a pediatric nurse practitioner and appreciate the content!
Imagine the money that could be made with a cure or treatment. I don't understand why silicone valley isn't on this. 24/7
This is the most torturing disease ever
My autophony in my left ear only happens for a few seconds when i open my mouth wide. However i hear clicking when my mouth is relaxed. Should I be concerned?
Reflux
Thank you for all these videos you have made things so clear. With Hashi's gluten/dairy are inflammatory foods I've been eating them again which has caused major joint/inflammation pain. But I'm ok With no coffee, Chocolate and eat more healthy... It is mind Boggling that my GP or the Dr who did my Endoscopy didn't bring this LPF... But thankful for you and clearing this up.
Does a steam sauna of 175 nightly affect the throat in a negative way?
What about a CT scan to diagnose the necessity?
Как лечить???
So, does the presence of AFS mean an autoimmune disease always?
right, horrifying mix of vocal fry & uptalking, right
Oh my word. My symptoms totally. Had an endoscopy nothing found ... meds not helping. Post nasal drip, cough and chest mucus my only symptoms. I have Hashi's so gluten, dairy out. But making other changes hoping to help. THANK you so much for clearing all this up. It is all making sense now... caffeine, chocolate, gluten (which I shouldn't be eating anyway due to inflammation) I have had Leaky gut in the past. What do you feel about Apple cider vinegar daily?
What is unc yapping about
Does anyone know if sinus fungus can cause eye inflammation/uveitis?
Excellent. Thank you.
Globus and feeling like swallowing applesauce or something mushy, sticky saliva/ mucus in throat, ear popping when swallowing, post nasal drip..miserable!!
For me there is no sense of fullness, just shooting pain each time the pressure equalizes. So, I have the obstructive kind. It hurts so much, and sometimes shoots every 30 seconds. Can last for days. I'm kind of desperate for a fix.
Dr Hamid Djalilian links hyperacusis and tinnitus to migraine. However his trials include such small sample sizes, no mention of exclusion criteria and number of drop outs. Numerous patents. He basically selected a small sample of migraine patients and treated them. He mentions CGRP as important, yet his medications do not directly block CGRP, at least not the primary medications. Also he received a gift of 1 million dollars from Brian Fargo for a middle ear implant, and then patents it, preventing other ENTs around the world following suit. Is this ethical?
I fit all the boxes (lost 90 pounds, allergic rhinitis, reflux). Was diagnosed with PET and tried everything for two years but nothing has worked. Now debating surgery. This has been helpful.
Thank you Dr Howell!
what an amazingly intelligent and accomplished and thoughtful and gentle Dr! Thank you for this opportunity to learn more about my Zinker! I’m having ZPOEM tomorrow at a Pittsburgh hospital! I’m totally confident now! God bless you Dr and all your colleagues and me!!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Hi Mary, how did it go? I have the disorder too and am weighing my options.
@ Hi I’m a month out from surgery. I’m doing very well and hope to continue to do so!
I have been experiencing eardrum collapse and Eustachian problems for many years. My right ear has very little hearing, the ossicles are fused. The left eardrum is very thin and is constantly blocked. Nose surgery, tube treatment, and allergy treatment did not help. As soon as I wake up from sleep, my ears hear well, at sea level altitudes and at mountain level, but in normal times they are usually clogged. Is it from the position of the bones at sea level? Does ear pressure increase during sleep? I couldn't find a solution and now I have to use a device. Is it caused by the melting and loosening of the ossicles?
What I have noticed from how much I have read about tinnitus is that it seems to me that tinnitus requires a level of technological complexity far above what we have today, we need exams capable of seeing microstructures, drugs capable of regenerating nerves, hair cells, understanding where the tinnitus acts on the brain and "turns it off". And the worst part is that people in general are completely ignorant about the problem, it affects millions, ends the lives of millions and the amount of money invested is minimal. Tinnitus may not kill, but it ends a person's life, which I don't know which is worse. It is an absurd evil for humanity and governments seem to do nothing like they do with other problems like cancer.
I hear you. I’m a little past two years and to say it has been the toughest thing I’ve ever dealt with is an understatement. I try to watch how I speak about it but the truth is that it’s devastating.
Very interesting thanks
Help us, tinnitus is killing me 😭
We need more research, there are many cases of suicide, I myself don't know how long I can take it. Tinnitus is worse than cancer, I would change it without any problems. Exams are normal, phlegm rose up the tube in sinusitis reaching the middle ear and now severe tinnitus. Science needs to evolve, new exams, external cochlear implants only for tinnitus. People's suffering is superhuman.