Otolaryngology: Open Access
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Biography

Gershon J. Spector is a Professor of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery at Washington University School of Medicine, USA. He obtained his medical degree from University of Maryland. He has published more than fifteen publications in peer-reviewed journals and many book chapters.

Research Interest

My research can be subdivided into 3 components:

Clinical Research

Epithelial tumors of the head and neck region-Conservation surgery techniques,Therapeutic outcomes
Vascular tumors of the head and neck-Surgical approaches, Outcomes
Facial nerve paralyses-Surgical corrections and reconstructions, Classifications, Pathologic conditions
Parotid tumors-Radiologic and pathologic evaluation, Therapeutic outcomes
Pituitary tumors – outcomes

2.    Pathology

Facial nerve  paralysis
Vascular tumors c′s radiation and surgery
Middle ear embryogenesis – in humans
Meniere’s Disease - humans
Congenital deafness – humans

3.    Experiments

Mice - CMV endolabyrinths
Rats -Wound healing and granuloma formation
-Collagen riboflavin UVA activation in bacterial sepsis
-Control in biofilms
Rabbits – Neural regeneration of facial nerve and sciatic nerve-molecular biology and chemistry
Guineau pigs – inner ear biochemistry, histodentistry, and molecular biology

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