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Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2001;127:1431-1432.

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A POPULAR new allegory called Who Moved My Cheese?¹ has recently captured the hearts of thousands of Americans. Indeed, this work has been listed by the Wall Street Journal for more than a year as the number 1 best-selling book for business. The allegory is one of change, warning that life is constantly undergoing change and that those who do not learn to adapt will be left behind. Those who sense change and work to prepare for it flourish and grow.

HISTORY OF OTOLOGY: HISTORY OF CHANGE

There is a lesson to be applied to the specialty of otology: change is unavoidable. But before we ask, "Where are we going?" or, in Latin, "Quo vadis?" be reminded that each era of otology is shaped to a great extent by the one before it. Indeed, some principles established during an era do not require change and stand the test of time. Each era builds on the . . . [Full Text of this Article]

The Early Years

The Advent of Microsurgery

OTOLOGY BEYOND THE MIDDLE EAR: NEUROTOLOGY/SKULL BASE

MOST RECENT DEVELOPMENTS

CONCLUSIONS