1. The otolaryngologist performed another aspiration and recommended tonsillectomy.

2. Such a cheek defect confronts the otolaryngologist with the problem of reconstruction.

3. "Early referral to an otolaryngologist is indicated in the most severe cases or where symptoms are out of proportion with findings, " Sherris said.

4. He's now an otolaryngologist at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and a faculty member at Johns Hopkins' Peabody Conservatory of Music.

5. A first-class, multi-authored book that focuses on the essentials of Otolaryngology and serves as a complete single-source blueprint for the resident and practicing otolaryngologist.

6. If you have concerns, you should make an appointment to see an otolaryngologist, more commonly referred to as an ear, nose, and throat physician.

7. We were arranged to see several doctors, including the primary physician who was then another member of the primary health care team, an audologist and an otolaryngologist.

8. What to do: This condition requires evaluation by an otolaryngologist, who can look at your nose, mouth, and throat to see what's interrupting your breathing and how to repair that process.

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9. Who has the best training to help you cope with allergies? Your otolaryngologist.

10. Finally, that person would need to put their contaminated hand in their mouth or pick their nose, says Dr. Murray Grossan, an otolaryngologist at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.

11. Simultaneously developed symptoms of left vocal cord paralysis and a scalp lesion over the right upper vertex were initially noted by an otolaryngologist.

12. We present here a 47 years old patient who developed acute respiratory failure within 2 hours after visiting her otolaryngologist.

13. Preoperative if have vaginal infection must be cured after surgery, otolaryngologist with progesterone, traditional Chinese medicine and a sedative Ann tires.