
Rhinologist & Anterior Skull Base Surgeon @UCSDHealth, #ilooklikeasurgeon Researcher on #smellloss and #sinusitis 👃🏻, toddler & #shiba 🐕 mom
San Diego, CA
Joined April 2020
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Carol Yan, MD retweeted
Delighted to represent @UCSDHealth Skull Base at the California Head & Neck Cancer Consortium. Thank to @cityofhope and @realKrupalP for the invitation to present on olfactory neuroblastoma. @UCSDNeuroSurg @DrYanENT
Carol Yan, MD retweeted
Just a reminder that Earth is almost empty of humans, contrary to what many people think
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Carol Yan, MD retweeted
NIH News: #NIH revises its research grant review process to improve focus on scientific merit and reduce reputational bias. The framework will be implemented for applications submitted on or after Jan. 25, 2025. go.nih.gov/9EROYa2
Carol Yan, MD retweeted
*Researchers employed and compared eight machine learning algorithms to develop a set of four brief parallel smell tests for longitudinal testing. @Shima_T_M @DrYanENT #SmellTest #MedTwitter
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Carol Yan, MD retweeted
Researchers employed and compared eight machine learning algorithms to develop a set of four brief parallel smell tests for longitudinal testing. @Shima_T_M @DrYanENT #SmellTest #MedTwitter
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Carol Yan, MD retweeted
So excited to share our recent paper which introduces parallel olfactory tests that could be used longitudinally.
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@DrYanENT @Rhinology_ENT @Sensonics
#olfactory_test
#hyposmia
It was an honor, thank you for the invite! @MayoClinicENT @ErinOBrienMD
Start of our #VoicesinOtolaryngology lecture @MayoClinicENT with @uvaotohns Dr Jose Mattos and UCSD Dr Carol Yan @DrYanENT discussing cutting edge research in #sinusitis and #olfaction
Carol Yan, MD retweeted
Want to work as a clinically-focused allergist in a fun and stimulating academic environment in San Diego? UCSD is hiring! Please retweet. apol-recruit.ucsd.edu/JPF032… @FIT_AAAAI_org @AAAAI_org @ACAAI
Carol Yan, MD retweeted
Olfactory Dysfunction Outcomes Rating (ODOR) is a novel, concise, and valid patient-reported outcome measure of olfactory dysfunction (OD)-related QoL that captures change after a given intervention & can be used as an outcome measure in future OD trials. ja.ma/3VFOGtn
Carol Yan, MD retweeted
💥The first new treatment option supported by RCT level evidence for our patients with loss of #smell and taste from #COVID19 who did not improve on OT and steroid irrigations.
@DrYanENT @StanfordOHNS @AAOHNS @AmRhinoSociety
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#MedTwitter #otolaryngology
Carol Yan, MD retweeted
Two new studies offering novel treatments for Covid 19 related smell loss and parosmia #smellloss #covid #parosmia @zarapatel_md @DrYanENT @dycho98 @UAB_OTO @StanfordOHNS @UCSDHealth
Carol Yan, MD retweeted
🧐Much discussed and theorized, here is some data behind the decreased evidence of #olfactory dysfunction seen with #omicron
🤨I suspect the amount of #smell loss and distortion will continue to vary over time as new variants inevitably arise.
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Carol Yan, MD retweeted
Today is World #TasteandSmellDay, and we celebrate our senses of taste and smell. What would we be without smell? Imagine a world without scent, without perfume, without stench. This is the truth for many living without a sense of smell.
Need a reason to for #TasteandSmellDay? How about 15 million. That's how many will suffer long term smell or taste loss from Covid. Millions more suffer - silently - because of medications, TBI, genetics and other illnesses.
Carol Yan, MD retweeted
What's better for posterior nasal nerve ablation, cryotherapy or radiofrequency neurolysis? Great work championed by @DGorelik_ & @sinusspecialist demonstrates that it is probably surgeon's choice! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Carol Yan, MD retweeted
Today, the Supreme Court not only reversed nearly 50 years of precedent, it relegated the most intensely personal decision someone can make to the whims of politicians and ideologues—attacking the essential freedoms of millions of Americans.
Carol Yan, MD retweeted
ICAR - Olfaction! 🤩 I could not be more proud of this first ever peer-reviewed, evidence based compendium of ALL clinical olfaction knowledge! So many amazing authors - please tag yourselves!
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#olfaction @ifar_journal @AmRhinoSociety @AAOHNS
Carol Yan, MD retweeted
👏🏻Congrats to @UCSDHealth women leaders guiding the response to #COVID19! @rkfmiller @NMartinUCSD @marlene_mmm @ftorriani @DrYanENT @DrLucyEHorton
Check out their work here! bit.ly/3HT6Gtq
Carol Yan, MD retweeted
SARS-CoV-2 infection results in lasting and systemic perturbations post recovery biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
In the olfactory epithelium, immune cells remain to fight long after the virus has retreated, and the sensory neurons are too frightened to do their regular job! @MonellSc

























