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E D I T O R I A L
The selection of students including future doctors remains problematic to the point that some propose a draw.
The number of students and the high level of required knowledge have profoundly affected the selection exams, from the essays on a given topic, written or oral, to the multiple choice questions (the famous MCQ!) or binary yes/no questions. Now, computer-based tests (CBT) are even evolving and driven according to the answers given by the student. Hoping of course that the computers will not freeze!
However this mechanical e-learning system must not force us to overlook the humane side, the human factor, empathy and its limits, which can do so much for our career.
This human side is not found in books. We acquire it throughout our medical career alongside the patient and this is what makes the richness of our profession.
Good reading
Didier PORTMANN
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CONTENT of
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Issue N# 3 -
2017
MAIN ARTICLE
OTOLOGY
• Observational study to assess the effect of Audistim® on the quality of life of patients presenting with chronic tinnitus
Frachet B, Portmann D, Allaert FA. (Paris, Bordeaux, Dijon)
Ref. : Rev Laryngol Otol Rhinol. 2017;138,3:79-85.
Downloadable PDF document in english 
• Social integration 15 years after cochlear implantation
Clarós P, Abenkou M, Kuifo C, Nyada F, Pujol C, Clarós-Pujol A, Clarós A. (Barcelona)
Ref. : Rev Laryngol Otol Rhinol. 2017;138,3:87-92.
Downloadable PDF document in french 
• Anatomy of the external auditory canal. Comparative study of microscope versus endoscope
Ayache S, Beltran M, Guevara N. (Cannes, Nice)
Ref. : Rev Laryngol Otol Rhinol. 2017;138,3:93-98.
Downloadable PDF document in english
OTONEUROLOGY
• From the physiologic performance to the emotional experience: Example of the visual perception of the induced movement (illusion of movement induced by stable visual scenes)
Bozec H, Londero A, Bouccara D. (Perpignan, Paris)
Ref. : Rev Laryngol Otol Rhinol. 2017;138,3:99-104.
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CLINICAL NOTE
RHINOLOGY
• Fibrous dysplasia, a case report
Podeur P, Verdalle P, Bousquet F, Cathelinau O, Rivière D, Vatin L, Okhremchuk I, Morvan JB. (Toulon)
Ref. : Rev Laryngol Otol Rhinol. 2017;138,3:105-107.
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