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Measles in ENT: Symptoms, Complications & Vaccine Strategies with Dr. Daniel Chelius, Dr. Romaine Johnson, Dr. Gopi Shah on the BackTable ENT Podcast
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BackTable ENT & Allergy

Episode # 239  •  09 Sept 2025

Measles in ENT: Symptoms, Complications & Vaccine Strategies

What every ENT needs to know about the resurgence of measles—and how to talk to patients about vaccines. In this episode of the Back Table ENT podcast, Dr. Romaine Johnson and Dr. Daniel Chelius, both pediatric otolaryngologists, talk about the resurgence of measles and vaccine hesitancy with host Dr. Gopi Shah.

Timestamps

00:00 - Introduction
07:07 - Measles Contagion and Symptoms
23:23 - Complications and Long-term Effects
28:37 - Assessing Respiratory Status and Complications
29:44 - Addressing Common Vaccine Myths
31:18 - Challenges in Vaccination Conversations
32:38 - Personal Stories and Impact of Vaccination Choices
35:00 - Building Trust and Addressing Concerns
38:15 - Approaching Non-Vaccination in Clinical Practice
53:12 - Global Perspective on Vaccination
54:17 - Final Thoughts and Contact Information

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More about this episode

They delve into their professional backgrounds, the importance of recognizing symptoms early, and the risks associated with measles, such as otitis media and sensorineural hearing loss. The conversation highlights the role of ENT specialists in identifying and managing the disease, strategies for addressing vaccine hesitancy, and the broader public health implications. They also touch on ways the medical community can tackle misinformation and advocate for vaccinations through collective efforts and patient education.

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