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Auricle Issue 02-14-26

Medical student feature:
Lisbeth Brooks
Medical College of Wisconsin
Class of 2026 (MD)

And her article: 
CT Imaging for Pediatric Invasive Fungal Sinusitis
@medicalcollegeofwi

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Rhinology & Skull Base

This week’s pearl: Laryngopharyngeal Reflux

-Laryngopharyngeal reflux (LPR) occurs when gastric contents reflux into the larynx and pharynx, causing upper airway symptoms without typical heartburn, distinguishing it from gastroesophageal reflu

Auricle Issue 01-23-26
 
Medical student feature:
Pooja Reddy @_winniethepooja_
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Class of 2026 (MD)
 
And her article: 
Turbinate Reduction and Pediatric OSA Outcomes
@pittmedicine
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This week’s pearl: Ethnic Rhinoplasty

-Ethnic rhinoplasty is a patient-centered approach that preserves cultural and anatomic identity while improving nasal form and function, emphasizing harmony rather than a universal aesthetic ideal.
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New Issue!

Medical student feature:
Adriana Báez Berríos
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Class of 2026

And her article:
Decisional Regret in Single-Sided Deafness Implants
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Head and Neck Surgery
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New Issue!

Medical student feature:
Vinayak Ganesan
Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Class of 2029

And his article:
Cognition, Frailty, and Airflow vs. Dysphagia
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Head and Neck Surgery
Chemoradiation Outcome Predictio

Last month, The Auricle reached a milestone we’ve been building toward since 2021 — Issue #100!
Swipe through the timeline to see the path that brought us here: from our "First Issue", to launching the website, to our first stud

Auricle Issue 10-29-25

Medical Student Feature:
Beau Hsia
Creighton University School of Medicine – Phoenix
Class of 2026

Their article:
Molecular Profiling of Olfactory Neuroblastoma
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Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
Preoperative C

⚡️Small nerve, big path through the temporal bone!

The facial nerve (CN VII) has one of the most intricate routes in the skull. 💀
 Through the temporal bone, it gives off key branches for taste, hearing modulation, and parasympathetics, before emer

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