The management of idiopathic subglottic stenosis continues to evolve, yet surgery remains the mainstay of treatment.
Interviewed By Julie McCrossin AM
The amazing Julie McCrossin recently interviewed me as part of her work promoting the upcoming World Cancer Day on the 4th of February.
First Da Vinci Single Port Surgery
I performed my first Da Vinci Single Port (SP) robot transoral robotic surgery (TORS) at St Vincent’s Private Hospital, Sydney yesterday.
Robotic Surgery For Oropharyngeal Cancer
A brief look at the advances and advantages of transoral robotic surgery for oropharyngeal cancer.
The Management Of Oropharyngeal Cancer
Over the past 35 years since I started training in ENT–head neck surgery the management of oropharyngeal cancer has changed significantly.
Finding The Primary
The case of our Australian patient from Vietnam underlines the importance of identifying the primary tumour after metastases have been detected.
Artbank, a unique Government rental program which provides direct support to Australian artists.
New artwork hanging in my practice
A new collection of artwork is breathing fresh air into my practice. Rented from Artbank, they feature paintings and sculptures by six Australian artists.
Showing the chordoma's location
Chordoma, an uncommon tumour
Dr Tim Steel and Dr Richard Gallagher collaborated to successfully remove a recurrent chordoma.
Richard's Medal of the Order
Associate Professor Richard Gallagher OAM
Associate Professor Richard Gallagher Awarded Medal of the Order
Calling male frog - Dendropsophus microcephalus
Plunging ranulas – not quite a “frog” in your throat
Over the past few months I have seen a higher than usual number of patients with plunging ranulas. There is no obvious reason for the increase, just one of those phenomena of medical practice where rare conditions come in waves.