Pediatric Care Series – Otolaryngology 2019 (CME VIDEOS)
$10.00
VIDEO COURSE · ENT · 2019
Ten case-based lectures cover the essential pediatric ENT topics every clinician encounters — from hearing loss and otitis media to neck masses and swallowing disorders. Built for pediatric otolaryngology review course practitioners updating their clinical approach.
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10lectures
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9faculty
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1.3 GBtotal size
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2019release
- Case-based lectures drawn from real pediatric ENT scenarios
- Covers both common and uncommon pathologies encountered in practice
- Learn at your own pace with video + PDF companion
- Helps distinguish self-limited conditions from those needing referral
Case-based pediatric otolaryngology — 10 lectures from nine specialists
This pediatric otolaryngology review course delivers ten focused case lectures covering the core of pediatric ENT practice. Nine specialists walk through hearing loss evaluation, sinusitis workup, sleep-disordered breathing management, neck masses, thyroid lesions, swallowing problems, and voice disorders — each session grounded in clinical scenarios that mirror daily practice decisions.
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10lectures
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9faculty
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1.3 GBtotal size
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2019release
Inside this resource
Hearing and middle-ear pathology
Two sessions tackle hearing loss evaluation and management in children, from initial assessment through intervention decisions. Otitis media and its complications are addressed separately — distinguishing routine cases from those progressing to cholesteatoma or mastoiditis — giving you a clear framework for deciding when observation is appropriate and when surgical consultation becomes necessary.
Airway, breathing, and sleep
Sleep-disordered breathing and adenotonsillar disease form one session, while a second covers chronic pediatric cough — two conditions that generate frequent clinic visits and parental concern. The faculty address how to separate benign snoring from clinically significant obstruction, and when a chronic cough points to something beyond a simple post-nasal drip.
Upper aerodigestive and neck presentations
Hoarse voice in a child triggers a different workup than in adults, and swallowing disorders present with a subtlety that demands careful history-taking. These two sessions — plus a dedicated lecture on the noisy newborn — build your approach to aerodigestive complaints that span from infancy through adolescence.
Neck masses, thyroid, and sinusitis
Pediatric neck lumps and bumps require a systematic differential, and thyroid masses in children carry a different risk profile than in adults. Sinusitis and the chronically runny nose close the set with a practical guide to distinguishing allergic from infectious causes and knowing when imaging or referral earns its place.
Who this serves
- Pediatricians — sharpen your ENT differential for presentations you see daily but may not have recently refreshed
- ENT residents and fellows — focused case-based review organized by topic, ideal during otolaryngology rotations
- Family medicine physicians — practical guidance on what you can manage locally versus what warrants subspecialty referral
Faculty & syllabus
Faculty 8 speakers
- Luv R. Javia, MD — hearing loss evaluation and the noisy newborn
- Eleanor P. Kiell, MD — otitis media and its complications
- Mark D. Rizzi, MD — sinusitis and the chronically runny nose
- Jonathan A. MacLean, MD, FRCSC — sleep-disordered breathing and adenotonsillar disease
- Meghan N. Wilson, MD — diagnosis and management of chronic pediatric cough
- Karen B. Zur, MD — the child with a hoarse voice
- Pamela A. Mudd, MD, MBA — swallowing disorders in children
- Adva Buzi, MD — pediatric neck lumps and bumps
- Kara K. Prickett, MD — thyroid masses in children
Sessions 10 lectures
- Hearing Loss in Children: Evaluation and Management
- Otitis Media and its Complications
- Sinusitis and the Chronically Runny Nose
- Sleep Disordered Breathing and Sore Throat: Pediatric Adenotonsillar Disease
- Diagnosis and Management of Chronic Pediatric Cough
- The Child with a Hoarse Voice
- Swallowing Disorders in Children
- The Noisy Newborn
- Pediatric Neck Lumps and Bumps
- Thyroid Masses in Children
Before you buy
What format are the files?
Ten MP4 video files plus a single PDF companion — total download size is approximately 1.3 GB.
Is there a time limit for access?
No — purchase gives you lifetime re-access. Download and study on your own schedule without an expiration date.
The chart
| Format | 10 video lectures + 1 PDF |
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| Size | 1.3 GB |
| Year | 2019 |
| Publisher | MedUStudy |
| Department | ENT |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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Michael Torres –
Good overview for family medicine. I found the otitis media and chronic cough sessions most relevant to what I see in clinic daily. Would have liked more imaging examples in the sinusitis talk.
Raj P. –
Solid case-based lectures covering the essentials of pediatric ENT. The sleep-disordered breathing talk by Dr. MacLean was great. My only gripe — at 1.3 GB the downloads take a while, and I wish the lectures were a bit longer for the price.
Sarah K. –
Well-organized lectures that hit the core of pediatric otolaryngology. Dr. Zur’s voice disorder session was excellent. The PDF companion is helpful for quick reference when I can’t stream video.
Kathleen M. –
Exactly what I needed for a refresher before my pediatric rotation. Dr. Javia’s hearing loss session was particularly clear — she walks through the audiologic workup step by step with real case examples.
Laura Chen –
I used this to prep for my ENT elective and it helped a lot. The neck lumps and thyroid sessions gave me a much better differential framework. Presentations are focused and don’t waste time.
drtomh –
Straightforward and well-produced. The swallowing disorders and noisy newborn sessions filled gaps in my training that I didn’t realize I had. Recommended for any generalist seeing kids.