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Dr. Dennis Poe
Pediatric Otolaryngologist
Dr. Dennis Poe is an Associate in the Department of Otolaryngology and Communication Enhancement at Boston Children's Hospital, specializing in heotology/neurotology and skull base surgery.
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Podcasts Featuring Dr. Dennis Poe
Episode #40
Dr. Ashley Agan sits down with the eustachian tube expert Dr. Dennis Poe to discuss his approach to management and treatment of eustachian tube dysfunction.
Articles Featuring Dr. Dennis Poe
To properly diagnose and treat eustachian tube issues, physicians utilize a variety of tools and techniques throughout eustachian tube dysfunction testing. Learn more about the role of patient history, physical, tympanogram, audiogram, and endoscopy in dealing with eustachian tube disorders.
Patulous eustachian tube dysfunction is a subset of the eustachian tube disorders that commonly affects patients through troubling symptoms such as autophony or aural fullness. Learn more about the patient presentation, commonly associated conditions, and patulous eustachian tube treatment options.
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