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Ultrasound Applications in Pediatric ENT

with Dr. Elton Lambert

In this episode, Dr. Gopi Shah welcomes Dr. Elton Lambert, a pediatric otolaryngologist at Texas Children’s Hospital in Houston, to discuss the use of ultrasound in pediatric otolaryngology.

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Ep 153 Ultrasound Applications in Pediatric ENT with Dr. Elton Lambert
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BackTable, LLC (Producer). (2024, January 9). Ep. 153 – Ultrasound Applications in Pediatric ENT [Audio podcast]. Retrieved from https://www.backtable.com

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Dr. Elton Lambert discusses Ultrasound Applications in Pediatric ENT on the BackTable 153 Podcast

Dr. Elton Lambert

Dr. Elton Lambert is a pediatric otolaryngologist at Texas Children's Hospital in Houston, Texas.

Dr. Gopi Shah discusses Ultrasound Applications in Pediatric ENT on the BackTable 153 Podcast

Dr. Gopi Shah

Dr. Gopi Shah is a pediatric otolaryngologist and the co-host of BackTable ENT.

Synopsis

First, the surgeons delve into why ultrasound offers a precise and convenient method for diagnosing pathologies ranging from parotitis to vocal fold immobility in children. Dr. Lambert describes treating sialorrhea with ultrasound-guided Botox injections. From this point, the discussion transitions to the use of ultrasound for voice and airway issues. Use of ultrasound provides additional detail to complement (or occasionally replace) flexible scope exams in children with vocal cord immobility. The discussion finishes with Dr. Lambert’s pearls to successfully obtain and document ultrasound results.

Timestamps

00:00 - Introduction
02:10 - Understanding Ultrasound in Pediatric Otolaryngology
05:35 - Training and Incorporation of Ultrasound in Medical Curriculum
08:43 - Ultrasound for Salivary Pathology in Children
14:04 - Salivary Botox Injections
25:34 - Ultrasound for Voice and Airway in Children
29:59 - Vocal Cord Immobility Post Cardiac Surgery
30:23 - Ultrasound for Vocal Cord Mobility
30:45 - Detecting Nodules and Granulomas with Ultrasound
32:38 - Ultrasound for Laryngomalacia
34:52 - Ultrasound for Subglottic Stenosis
41:55 - Ultrasound for Tracheostomy Patients
45:43 - Ultrasound for Dysphagia
50:38 - Documenting Ultrasound Findings
53:37 - Limitations of Ultrasound
56:21 - Final Thoughts on Ultrasound in Pediatric Otolaryngology

Resources

Dr. Lambert’s Texas Children’s Hospital Profile:
https://www.texaschildrens.org/find-a-doctor/elton-m-lambert-md

Dr. Lambert’s Contact:
emashela@texaschildrens.org

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