Pharmacological, Technological, and Digital Innovative Aspects in Rhinology

Ruggiero, Rosanna; Motta, G; Massaro, Giuseppe; Rafaniello, Concetta; Angelis, Antonella De; Capuano, Annalisa; Motta, Gaetano; Rossi, Francesco

doi:10.3389/falgy.2021.732909

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“…This application monitors the symptoms of CRS patients in real time and provides the patient with a degree of symptom control and treatment options. In addition, these data are also shared with doctors, who can use the data to provide optimized treatment to patients [19].…”

Section: Real-time Monitoring Technology-focusing On Mobile Healthcarementioning

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Digital Twins in Healthcare and Their Applicability in Rhinology: A Narrative Review

Park¹,

Oh²,

Jung³

2023

J Rhinol

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Digital twins were initially introduced in the aerospace industry, but they have been applied to the medical field in the 2020s. The development of the Internet of Things, sensor technology, cloud computing, big data analysis, and simulation technology has made this idea feasible. Essentially, digital twins are virtual representations of real-world data that can generate virtual outcomes related to a patient based on their actual data. With this technology, doctors can predict treatment outcomes, plan surgery, and monitor patients’ medical conditions in real time. While digital twins have endless potential, challenges include the need to deal with vast amounts of data and ensure the security of personal information. In the field of rhinology, which deals with complex anatomy from the sinus to the skull base, the adoption of digital twins is just beginning. Digital twins have begun to be incorporated into surgical navigation and the management of chronic diseases such as chronic rhinosinusitis. Despite the limitless potential of digital twins, challenges related to dealing with vast amounts of data and enhancing the security of personal data need to be surmounted for this method to be more widely applied.

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Section: Real-time Monitoring Technology-focusing On Mobile Healthcarementioning

confidence: 99%

Digital Twins in Healthcare and Their Applicability in Rhinology: A Narrative Review

Park¹,

Oh²,

Jung³

2023

J Rhinol

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Essential Reads in Rhinology: A Bibliometric Analysis

Shaari,

Bhalla,

et al. 2024

Indian J Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg

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Aims Rhinology is a progressive subspecialty within otolaryngology. Bibliometric analysis is a powerful method to survey the landscape of literature on a specific topic and identify publication trends. We aimed to analyze the 50 most impactful English-language rhinology manuscripts of all time to create a targeted reading list for otolaryngologists. Material and Methods The Journal Citation Report within the Web of Science database was utilized to identify articles relating to rhinology. Web of Science Research categories were restricted to otolaryngology. The articles were then ranked by number of citations. The top 50 articles of all time ranked by number of citations were analyzed. The articles were analyzed for publication year, journal impact factor, citation density, first author (FA), and senior author (SA) name, country, and institution. Statistical analyses were performed. Results Most articles were published in the 2000s (N = 22, 44%) and 1990s (N = 11, 22%). Male FA (N = 37, 74%) and SA (N = 43, 86%) published most articles. Most articles were clinical studies (N = 36, 72%) followed by clinical guidelines/expert opinions. Most articles were published in the United States (N = 28, 56%) and England (N = 9, 18%). There were more female FAs of guidelines/position papers than basic lab, reviews, and clinical studies. England had more female FAs than other countries, and the United States had more female SA. There was an average of 585.2 citations per study. Conclusion This investigation highlights the most influential literature within rhinology. The most impactful studies are consensus statements, large multicenter studies, and technique studies. Significant gender disparities in authorship exist.

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Emerging Conflict of Interests for the Rhinologic Surgeon Entrepreneur

Carney

2023

Curr Otorhinolaryngol Rep

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Purpose of Review Many rhinologists are inspired thinkers and come up with ideas that have the potential to create novel technology or devices which are worthy of introduction into the commercial arena. There are many ethical, financial, sociological and academic problems which need to be considered in this complex legal arena. Recent Findings Research fraud is now an increasing reality which makes investors and colleagues cynical of initial claims of effectiveness. Doctors are also bound by ethical obligations which do not necessarily apply to others in the medical device and therapeutic industry. Whilst individuals may dream of the “get rich quick” outcome because of their intellectual property, unfortunately, the reality could not be further from the truth. Summary In this article, we will attempt to talk through all the various pitfalls that may be encountered and suggest some ways of minimising ethical, psychological, financial and academic pitfalls which may trip up our budding rhinological entrepreneur along the way.

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Pharmacological, Technological, and Digital Innovative Aspects in Rhinology

Cited by 4 publications

References 83 publications

Digital Twins in Healthcare and Their Applicability in Rhinology: A Narrative Review

Digital Twins in Healthcare and Their Applicability in Rhinology: A Narrative Review

Essential Reads in Rhinology: A Bibliometric Analysis

Emerging Conflict of Interests for the Rhinologic Surgeon Entrepreneur

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