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November 2002 • XVIII
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Special Issue:  Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery

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The Evolution of Otolaryngology
An Interview with the Department Director on the evolution of his specialty.

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A Less Invasive Way to Reopen Sinuses

Treating Menieres Disease

Techniques for Treating Narrowing of the Throat

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Rebuilding the Face After Cancer Surgery
Many patients with devastating cancers undergo repeated operations that remove important facial structures. New materials and surgical techniques, however, are now making reconstruction of such severely damaged faces possible.

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When Swallowing Goes Wrong
The complex act of swallowing can sometimes go wrong in hidden ways.  Specialists at the Swallowing Center detect and treat them using less invasive means.

Relearning the Act of Eating 


DEPARTMENTS
> PHYSICIAN SERVICES
• A Hands-on Approach to Teaching Less Invasive Surgery
> RESEARCH UPDATE
• The Latest Advances from the Bench and the Bedside
> KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER
• The Art of Buying Medical Equipment
> HOPKINS DOCTORS CIRCLE THE GLOBE
• Hopkins Doctors Circle the Globe
> TECHNOLOGY
• Videoconferencing: A New Tool for Medical Exchange


 



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