Dr. Mantle recognized at the Beverly Hills Medical Science Academy Awards
On Friday, May 2 2014, the Osborne Head and Neck Institute was honored to have one of our physicians recognized by the students of the Beverly Hills Medical Science…
Figure 1: Perichondritis of the right ear that has progressed to chondritis (right). Note the discoloration, inflammation, and grainy appearance of the skin compared to the normal left ear (left).
Complications of Ear Piercing: Perichondritis and Ear Disfigurement
Body piercing has become more popular and less taboo in recent years. With an increase in piercing there has been a concomitant increase in complications .One area particularly at…
Marijuana and Voice Injury
While marijuana use is quite common in the general population, it is likely even more frequently seen within the entertainment community. Some artists state that they rely on the…
Figure: Stroboscopy imaging of the larynx demonstrating laryngitis.
Voice Case of the Week: Does Smoking Marijuana Affect the Voice?
This is a case of a 24 year old male professional singer who has noted gradual loss of vocal range over the past year. He has had increased demands…
Figure 1: Stroboscopy image of the larynx demonstrating a right vocal process granuloma.
Voice Case of the Week: Vocal Granuloma
The patient is a 42 year old director who has noted progressive worsening of his voice over several months. He noted initial onset after a 3 week movie shoot,…
Figure 1: Herpes zoster oticus typically results in an itchy rash that is characterized by fluid filled bumps (vesicles)1.
Shingles and Facial Nerve Damage
Herpes Zoster Oticus (HZ oticus) is a form of shingles that is restricted to the area of the ear and its surroundings. Shingles and Herpes Zoster Oticus are a…
Figure 2: Stroboscopy examination. Laryngologist performed stroboscopy imaging is the gold standard method of diagnosing vocal cord nodules.
Vocal Nodules: Frequently Asked Questions
Vocal nodules are one of the most feared vocal injuries among voice users and singers. It is one of the most commonly misunderstood and misdiagnosed problems seen. What are…
Figure 1: Stroboscopy image of the vocal folds demonstrating bilateral vocal nodules (arrow)
Vocal Nodules: Treatment
Is surgery the best treatment for vocal fold nodules? Question: A few months ago I developed a hoarse and raspy voice that never seemed to get better. Speaking gradually…
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