Objective To review current information about diagnosis and management of tinnitus aiming
to identify opportunities for achieving a cost‐effective, efficient, evidence‐based approach …

Abstract Background Temporal bone fractures (TBFs) are harbingers of high energy head
trauma that can result in a variety of significant complications of the auditory, vestibular …

Abstract Purpose of Review Hearing loss after traumatic brain injury is common but often
overlooked. This article reviews the etiology, pathophysiology, treatment methods, and …

Objective Our aim is to characterize complications of pediatric temporal bone fractures and
identify predictive risk factors associated with fracture complications. Methods A …

The aim of this article is to determine hearing and mortality outcomes following temporal
bone fractures. Retrospective chart review was performed of 152 patients diagnosed with a …

Introduction Temporal bone fractures (TBF) are traditionally classified by their angle of
fracture relative to the petrous ridge, and more recently by whether or not they violate the otic …

Objectives Head trauma is a common presenting complaint among children requiring urgent
medical attention, accounting for more than 600,000 emergency department (ED) visits …

The long-term impact of neurotological symptoms after a temporal bone fracture (TBF),
including facial nerve palsy (FP), hearing loss, tinnitus, and dizziness on the quality of life of …

Objectives. This study was aimed to assess the relationship between the type of temporal
bone area involved and conductive hearing loss. Methods. We enrolled 97 patients who …

Introduction: Inpatient and outpatient evaluation is important for management of temporal
bone trauma due to the possible otologic complications that can result. However, there is …