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Rhinology Roundtable

Ashleigh Halderman
Chronic Rhinosinusitis
Odontogenic Sinusitis
Skull-Based Osteomyelitis
Septal Perforations
CT Scans
Pediatric Sinusitis
Chronic Rhinitis
Migraine
Office-Based Medical Procedures In Rhinology
Allergic Rhinitis
Completeness Of Surgery
Induction Chemotherapy
Non-Allergic Rhinitis
Sinonasal Malignancies
Modifier 25
Nasal Endoscopy
Skull-Based Surgery
Biologics In Sinusitis
Endoscopic Sinus Surgery
Sinus Surgery

Rhinology Roundtable: where expertise meets honesty, and the conversations go beyond the slides.

Rhinology Roundtable — brought to you by the American Rhinologic Society — is where the real conversations happen.

This isn’t another recap of what you already heard at national meetings or read in journals. Instead, Rhinology Roundtable pulls back the curtain on the unspoken, the under-discussed, and ... more

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On this episode of Rhinology Roundtable, we explore how to successfully integrate advanced practice providers (APPs) into rhinology practices. Host Dr. Ashleigh Halderman speaks with members of the Rhinology Advance Practice Providers section of the ... more

Induction chemotherapy for sinonasal malignancies is not just "chemo before surgery" - it's a test of tumor biology, a chance to preserve critical structures, reduce morbidity, and sometimes the decision that determines what treatment comes next. Dr.... more

In this episode of Rhinology Roundtable, Dr. Ashleigh Halderman talks with Dr. Greg Davis and Dr. Leah Hauser about the expanding role of awake, in-office procedures in rhinology and otolaryngology. They discuss how to decide which procedures belong ... more

Immunodeficiencies in Sinusitis

On this episode of Rhinology Roundtable, host Dr. Ashleigh Halderman, and guests Dr. Angela Donaldson, and Dr. Sandra Lin discuss a topic where evidence-based guidance is sorely lacking. Topics covered include when to... more

Let’s start with some numbers. Between 0.5-2% of upper respiratory viral illnesses convert to true acute bacterial rhinosinusitis. Only 3-6% of the general population is thought to have chronic rhinosinusitis. An astounding 34.6% of people have a pri... more

Clear, watery runny nose is only the beginning. The real question in chronic rhinitis is what is actually driving the symptoms, and the answer changes everything from diagnosis to treatment to whether a patient should ever need a procedure. Host Dr. ... more

This episode of Rhinology Roundtable, the podcast of the American Rhinologic Society, hosted by Dr. Ashleigh Halderman breaks down pediatric sinusitis from the first diagnostic crossroads to surgical decision-making. The conversation focuses on how c... more

In this episode of Rhinology Roundtable, hosted by Dr. Ashleigh Halderman, we explore the complex relationship between allergy and chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS). Our expert guests, Dr. Elina Toskala and Dr. Stella Lee, discuss current evidence, testin... more

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Recent Guests

Matthew Geltzeiler
Professor of otolaryngology and head and neck surgery and director of sinonasal oncology and skull base surgery
Oregon Health & Science University
Episode: Induction Chemotherapy in Sinonasal Malignancies: It's All About the Nuance
Garret Choby
Professor of otolaryngology and head and neck surgery and neurological surgery
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Episode: Induction Chemotherapy in Sinonasal Malignancies: It's All About the Nuance
Greg Davis
Otolaryngologist with Rhinology focus, private practice
Rhinology in Private Practice (ARS RIP)
Episode: In-Office Procedures in Rhinology
Leah Hauser
Otolaryngologist with Rhinology focus, private practice
Rhinology in Private Practice
Episode: In-Office Procedures in Rhinology
Sandra Lin
Professor and Chair, University of Wisconsin; allergic rhinologist
Episode: Immunodeficiencies in Sinusitis
Angela Donaldson
Associate Professor, Mayo Clinic Rochester/Jacksonville; Head of Rhinology
Episode: Immunodeficiencies in Sinusitis
Mark Mehle
Comprehensive Otolaryngologist, migraine expert
Southwest General Hospital / Northeast Ohio Medical University
Episode: The Truth About Sinus Headache
David Jang
Associate Professor of Head and Neck Surgery and Neurosurgery
Duke University
Episode: The Truth About Sinus Headache
Chadi Makary
Associate Professor, Vice Chair of Clinical Services, and Chief of Rhinology, Department of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery, West Virginia University
West Virginia University
Episode: Pediatric Sinusitis: What’s Really Viral, What’s Bacterial, and When to Escalate

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Ashleigh Halderman
Host with ties to leading rhinology discussions and a role within a major rhinology society.

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Induction Chemotherapy in Sinonasal Malignancies: It's All About the Nuance
Q: How are you checking the response?
The panel describes reassessing with MRI, often alongside symptoms and physical examination. They consider the location of residual disease and its relationship to structures such as the orbit and dura, not only the percentage of overall tumor reduction.
Induction Chemotherapy in Sinonasal Malignancies: It's All About the Nuance
Q: Is induction chemotherapy a treatment, an organ preservation strategy, or a biologic stress test?
The guests say it can serve all three purposes, depending on the tumor histology and treatment plan. It may preserve critical structures, reveal tumor biology and prognosis, and sometimes address systemic disease.
In-Office Procedures in Rhinology
Q: How do you determine patient suitability and manage anxiety for in-office procedures?
They assess tolerance via nasal endoscopy response and patient anxiety levels, using topical anesthesia, anxiolytics selectively, and pre-procedure preparation to balance comfort and safety.
In-Office Procedures in Rhinology
Q: What are the biggest advantages of in-office procedures in your practice?
Benefits include easier access for patients, lower costs, no facility or anesthesia fees, and overall workflow efficiency when the staff and setup are optimized.
In-Office Procedures in Rhinology
Q: How much of your practice's procedures are done in the office vs the OR?
They report roughly 15-20% done in the office, with the room for further expansion depending on patient selection and logistics.

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What is Rhinology Roundtable about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Rhinology Roundtable delivers candid, unscripted conversations among rhinology and ENT professionals that tackle high-yield clinical dilemmas, gray-zone decision-making, and everyday practice realities. Across episodes, the show often centers on pediatric sinusitis, chronic rhinosinusitis, imaging strategies, surgical technique and completeness, skull-base infections, odontogenic sinusitis, and practical management and billing considerations. Guests are typically subject-matter experts from leading academic medical centers or professional societies, and discussions emphasize evidence-informed pathways, real-world challenges, and actionable takeaways for clinicians navigating complex rhinologic care. The format aims to unpack what actually h... more

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2. Garret Choby
3. Greg Davis
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5. Sandra Lin
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7. Mark Mehle
8. David Jang

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