Great discussion of head and neck reconstructive microvascular surgery by my amazing faculty Dr. Laura Kim! @HMethodistOTO @HMethodistMD . Women In Surgery: Restoring Form and Function with Head and Neck Surgery.

Honored to have Dr. Ron Kuppersmith give our inaugural Weber Keynote Address at our Houston Methodist Departmental Resident Research Day.⁦@HMethodistMD⁩ ⁦@HMethodistOTO⁩

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Amazing hands on Otolaryngology lab proctored by my departmental faculty for our EnMed (engineers in medicine) students ⁦@HMethodistMD⁩ ⁦@HMethodistGME⁩ ⁦@HMethodistOTO⁩ ⁦@sinusspecialist⁩ ⁦@EnMedStudents⁩

Honored to be the visiting professor at Cedar Sinai Medical Center and hanging out with friends, residents and colleagues! Thank you for the invitation. ⁦@HMethodistMD⁩ ⁦@HMethodistOTO⁩

Great to see my previous resident, Dr. Jose Zevallos, chair of Pittsburgh, visiting his old stomping grounds. So proud of his amazing accomplishments. ⁦@HMethodistOTO⁩ ⁦@HMethodistMD⁩

Compelling evidence showing a decrease in orbital decompressions after the availability of Tepezza (teprotumumab). Corroborates what we are seeing in our clinics. @sinusspecialist @HMethodistOTO @HMethodistMD @ifar_journal .

Great to have Dr. Maria Suurna, president elect of the International Surgical Sleep Society, spend the day with our Dept and give an amazing sleep surgery lecture to our residents. ⁦@HMethodistMD⁩ ⁦@HMethodistOTO⁩

An in-depth review by the Houston Methodist Rhinology team of the latest information that we have on in-office PNN ablation for the treatment of chronic rhinitis.

Triological Society best practices article looking at the positive benefits of Dupilumab on sinonasal symptoms in AERD patients post FESS. Thanks to Dr. Andrew Lane (Johns Hopkins OTO) for collaborating with us on this important subject.

Looking for another research coordinator to join our vibrant department! If you know someone who might fit, please let me know.

Have you had medication induced nasal congestion and rhinorrhea? We performed an in-depth look at this issue and here is what we found.

A great collaboration between our Department and the EnMed students looking at GLP-1 receptor agonists and Otolaryngologic side effects, including GERD and thyroid carcinoma.

Honored to have Dr. Michael Stewart speak to our faculty and residents about expanding our collaborations between our two institutions. Great to hear his old stories about the years he spent here at Houston Methodist!

Hear our amazing ENT Hospitalist, Dr. Annie Wang, discuss how she improves quality, educates residents, and provide quality care for her inpatients.

We are looking for two amazing medical students who are interested in Otolaryngology. Our students have all published many peer reviewed papers and have all matched into our specialty! If interested, we would love to talk with you!.

RT @HMethodistMD: Chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS) affects nearly 12% of Americans, yet its causes remain elusive. Two groundbreaking new studi….

RT @sinusspecialist: Is private equity changing our practice patterns in ENT? Check out our new paper published .A….

Snowstorm in Houston! First and probably the last 5 foot snowman for awhile!

First consensus statement regarding Otolaryngology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) from the Academy (AAO-HNS) AI Task Force.

Looking for a AI/ Big data engineer to join our flourishing departmental research team! Come join us as we continue to push forward in the field of healthcare database engineering and AI algorithms!.