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The growing geriatric otolaryngology patient population: A study of 131,700 new patient encounters
The Laryngoscope, 07/11/2012

Creighton FX et al. – The data show that the changing population is causing the frequency and type of disease seen by general otolaryngologists to change. This information may be useful in structuring both residency training curricula as well as licensing and recertification exams to ensure otolaryngologists are properly prepared to care for their future patient population.

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The growing geriatric otolaryngology patient population: A study of 131,700 new patient encounters The Laryngoscope, 07/11/2012

The growing geriatric otolaryngology patient population: A study of 131,700 new patient encounters
The Laryngoscope, 07/11/2012