Wasiq Nadeem

Is there a standard way to examine for nasal obstruction? This free article reviews literature on the nasal exam and offers a standardized protocol based on grading system and physical exam maneuvers: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/li… #ENTSurgery #Triological #nasalobstruction

@DrParsaSalehi Awesome, congrats!! Great read

Research Drop: Utility of Generative Artificial Intelligence for Patient Care Counseling for Mandibular Fractures Just published in The Journal of Craniofacial Surgery Check it out now! Very cool study with implications for patients and surgeons, given rise of use of LLMs such as ChatGPT and Grok. Thanks to all my co-authors on a great study!

What an amazing time and privilege presenting some of our findings on dysphagia in Lung Transplantation at #TheFallVoice conference! Thank you to TFV committee and the team at @CedarsSinai Otolaryngology and SLP, stay tuned for the manuscripts!! @TheFallVoice

Excited to share this passion project! We assessed educational gaps specifically within dermatologic diagnoses among Otolaryngology residents! Excited for future similar studies and potential additions for the CORE curriculum! @AAOHNS @OTOjournals …-hnsfjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

@Ahm4dMH of course!! pls do

@WasiqNadeem8 Congratulations on starting your new journey! I have some questions. Do you mind if I send you a message?

first day as a resident in the books 🤙🏼 here’s to many more 🙌

Reconstructive Pyramid: The foundation of reconstructive surgery I am currently working on a chapter on peri-oral reconstruction. This chapter includes discussion of the reconstructive ladder/pyramid. The principle is simple. When considering closure of a defect, surgeons should begin at the bottom of the pyramid: aka secondary intention. Since secondary intention often gives poor cosmetic/functional outcomes, usually our goal is to repair with primary closure. This often requires wide, extensive undermining. In this figure below, the Xs are placed on reconstructive techniques that are often not able to be used in peri-oral reconstruction. What is your favorite reconstruction technique?? #TeamFreeFlap #surgery #medtwitter #reconstruction #headandneck

@studentdrdemon feel free to ask!

If you did not match and went on to do a research year, I have questions for you

@DrParsaSalehi @OTOjournals @AAOHNS @Sonyamcna @Triological @JimDennenyMD Thank you!!

@WasiqNadeem8 @OTOjournals @AAOHNS @Sonyamcna @Triological @JimDennenyMD Nice congratulations!

Check out our commentary in @OTOjournals on the upcoming unified residency curriculum by @AAOHNS, discussing benefits and implications for residents and program leadership. Looking forward for what’s to come! @Sonyamcna @Triological @JimDennenyMD …-hnsfjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/oh…

@__COSM Great to see our poster made the photo cut :)

AAFPRS, AHNS, and ARS Poster Reception begins at 5:30 pm in Riverside Exhibit Hall - Join us!

Check out our study looking at the efficacy of VivAer ablation in specifically the post-rhinoplasty patient population! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Remember, pepper spray is oil based. If you get sprayed DO NOT rub your eyes. Immediately blink as much as you can to wash out some of the oil with your own tears. Then, wash your eyes with baby shampoo or dilute dishwashing soap and rinse copiously. Water alone won't do much. Also, take out your contacts.

The children in the mass graves had their hands zip tied behind their backs. The doctors in the mass graves had their hands zip tied behind their backs. They were executed en masse, 300 of them. 300 people who people who lived, breathed, loved, laughed, mattered.

Katerina Papanikolaou's time at @UTHealthSA led her down a career path she didn't see coming when first starting medical school. Embracing new opportunities gave her the experience she needed to find her calling. #uthscsa #medicalschool #matchday #texas

Research Press Release!!! Facial Nerve Study Facial Plastic Surgery and Aesthetic Medicine the official peer-reviewed journal of the @AAFPRS has issued a press release for our new study describing a novel surgical technique to enable smiling in patients with Mobieus syndrome. This technique was pioneered by facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon @drazizzadeh ! Mobieus syndrome is a rare, congenital syndrome that results in underdevelopment of cranial nerve 7 (facial nerve). This can significantly impact patients' social engagement and quality of life. Patients experience difficulty smiling, oral incompetence, and trouble in social settings. In the coming days I will post more about this paper and novel technique! Be sure to check out the press release for now!!

Happy to talk about the emotions of the process, strategizing, differing specialties, etc. Or just to lend an ear. I know I’ve grown in ways I didn’t think possible because of this experience and I’m sure all who have gone through it would say the same.

Also wanted to share, even more importantly, for all those that may have unfortunately received news they weren’t hoping for. Please, my DMs are open and happy to help in anyway I possibly can. No matter the path your career/life may take, what is meant for you will never miss.