The Otolaryngology Channel

Bone-anchored hearing aid

Gregory J. Artz, MD, Assistant professor of otolaryngology – Head and neck surgery, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, describes how bone-anchored hearing aids can help certain patients with conductive hearing loss and single-sided deafness.

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The Xylitol Solution

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