Head and neck ultrasound training improves the diagnostic performance of otolaryngology residents
Jens Jessen Warm,
Jacob Melchiors,
Tina Toft Kristensen
et al.
Abstract:ObjectiveSurgeon‐performed head and neck ultrasound (US) is increasingly used among otolaryngologists in office‐based and surgical settings. However, it is unknown how formal US training affects otolaryngology residents' diagnostic workup of patients with cervical pathology. This study examined how a formal US course for residents affected their outpatient clinic US performance and diagnostic accuracy.MethodsWe conducted a randomized cross‐over trial, where 13 otolaryngology residents participated in a 6‐h for… Show more
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