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Meta-analysis of operative techniques to prevent symptomatic Frey syndrome, positive starch-iodine test results, and facial asymmetry suggests that such methods are likely to reduce the incidence of these complications after parotidectomy.

Our preliminary data indicate that this CCIQ is a promising tool in assessing QoL specific to CI2 patients. Overall, patients reported improved QoL, independent of speech perception scores. Further refinements of the questionnaire with larger patient numbers are needed to strengthen the CCIQ.

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This study explores the resistance embodied in children's classroom play and the responses teachers make to such resistance. Children's definitions of work and play in elementary school reveal three varieties of classroom play: instrumental play, recreation, and illicit play. Each variety includes elements of both accommodation and resistance. Teachers respond to children's play in four ways: they ignore it, incorporate it, contain it, or suppress it. Each of these reactions serves to maintain their control of classroom events without banning play entirely from the elementary curriculum.