Publications by authors named "G E LILLY"

Objective: Idiopathic subglottic stenosis (iSGS) is a progressive fibrotic condition of the subglottis that presents in women of northern European descent. Endoscopic dilation is a common surgical approach to management of iSGS. The surgery-free interval, or the time between endoscopic dilation procedures is considered an indicator of disease severity.

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  • Patients with refractory chronic cough (RCC) are increasingly visiting otolaryngology clinics, requiring better evaluation and management after standard treatments have failed.
  • This review highlights new treatment options for RCC, focusing on disrupting the hypersensitive cough reflex through various methods such as neuromodulators, nerve blockades, and behavioral therapies.
  • Understanding these emerging strategies is essential for improving treatment outcomes as more patients seek specialized care for RCC in otolaryngology.
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Background: Complex scalp wounds with cranial/dural involvement are challenging to reconstruct. Successful reconstruction can be achieved with cranial implants/hardware and free flap coverage. Wounds can breakdown and require revision procedures.

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Cigarette smoking can cause and/or worsen a variety of health conditions. The U.S.

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The events of September 11, 2001 (9/11) exposed nearly a half million persons to many carcinogenic chemicals and dusts, as well as psychological and physical stressors. Subsequent epidemiologic studies of 9/11-exposed persons have suggested elevated risks for some cancers, e.g.

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