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COVID-19 and olfactory dysfunction - an ENT perspective to the current COVID-19 pandemic

By: Vroegop, AV; Eeckels, AS; Van Rompaey, V; et al.

Prioritizing otological surgery during the COVID-19 pandemic

By: Topsakal, V; Van Rompaey, V; Kuhweide, R; et al.

Tracheostomy and personal protective equipment (PPE) in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic

By: Faris, C; Deben, K; Van Haesendonck, G; et al.

Anosmia and COVID-19 in south Lombardy: description of the first cases series in Europe

By: Capelli, M and Gatti, P

Evaluation of nasal function in patients with COVID-19: nasal secretion, nasal clearance, and SNOT-22 score

By: Baki, A; Damlaca, S; Yildiz, M; et al.

Challenges in pediatric otolaryngology in the COVID-19 pandemic: insights from current protocols and management strategies

By: Van der Poel, N; Mansbach, AL; Loundon, N; et al.

Minimal outcome measurements in pediatric cochlear implant users: a consensus paper

By: Mertens, G; Hofkens, A; Van de Heyning, P; et al.

Is an increase in the depth of the olfactory fossa caused by excessive vertical facial growth? A radiological study ocr

By: Calvo-Henriquez, C; Ruano-Ravina, A; Martinez-Capoccioni, G; et al.

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The Ear and the Nose in literary parodies. The “Hymn of Deafness” by Du Bellay and “The Nose” by Gogol

J. Tainmont

(B-ENT 2011; 7: 309-317)

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A voiceless poet at Bourbon – L’Archambault: Nicolas Boileau

J. Tainmont

(B-ENT 2011; 7: 225-232)

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Medicine, ENT and Music: a mythological approach

J. Tainmont

(B-ENT 2011; 7: 147-154)

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The Ear and the Nose in literary parodies. The “Hymn of Deafness” by Du Bellay and “The Nose” by Gogol

A voiceless poet at Bourbon – L’Archambault: Nicolas Boileau

Medicine, ENT and Music: a mythological approach

A Tribute to Noise

A Historical Vignette (20) A royal otitis

An orbital trauma in the 16th century

A Historical Vignette (18) The King’s Evil: scrofula, physicians and the Royal Touch

A Historical Vignette (17) “Be proud of yourself: you have a History!” The illness of soldier Rik Wouters

A Historical Vignette (16) “Be proud of yourself: you have a History!” Following in the footsteps of Vesalius around Brussels

A Historical Vignette (15) “Be proud of yourself: you have a History!” The nose and the plague

A Historical Vignette (14) “Be proud of yourself: you have a History!” The anatomo-clinical method applied to ENT at the time of Jean Cruveilhier

A Historical Vignette (13) “Be proud of yourself: you have a History!” “Who are you, Nystagmus?” A semantic and historical approach

A Historical Vignette “Be proud of yourself: you have a History!” The eponyms of the anatomical triangles of the neck

A Historical Vignette “Be proud of yourself: you have a History!” The imagination and medical nomenclature; Teutonic mythology as a presence in ENT and related fields

A Historical Vignette “Be proud of yourself: you have a History!” The pioneers of the sinus maxillaris diaphanoscopy (transillumination)

A Historical Vignette “Be proud of yourself: you have a History!” The world of medicine depicted by Francisco de Goya. A tribute to the Goyescas

A Historical Vignette “Be proud of yourself: you have a History!” Dr Bonain, an ENT surgeon with an ocean background

A Historical Vignette “Be proud of yourself: you have a History!” History of Osteogenesis Imperfecta or Brittle Bone Disease: a few stops on a road 3000 years long

A Historical Vignette “Be proud of yourself: you have a History!” ENT illuminated by literature. Gustave Flaubert and the glory of Gensoul

A Historical Vignette “Be proud of yourself: you have a History!” Sigmund Freud’s physicians and “the monster”

A Historical Vignette “Be proud of yourself: you have a history!” “How do you like your labyrinth: straight or mixed?”

A Historical Vignette “Be proud of yourself: you have a History!” Belgian Fate of Giacomo Puccini (1856-1924)

The Panoti and some other fantastic forms of macrotia

A Historical Vignette “Be proud of yourself: you have a History!” Turbulence around the otoliths Sappey’s hostility and Breschet’s defence

A Historical Vignette “Be proud of yourself: you have a History!” The transethmoidal approach or the way of Anubis

Rapport 2018: Racines: lexique étymologique des pathologies ORL