• J Laryngol Otol · Jan 2012

    YouTube resources for the otolaryngology trainee.

    • J P Hughes and M S Quraishi.
    • Head and Neck Unit, University College Hospital, London, UK. jonathanphughes@gmail.com
    • J Laryngol Otol. 2012 Jan 1;126(1):61-2.

    AbstractContemporary surgical training faces many challenges. However, modern technology, including internet-based resources, provides the trainee with a wealth of materials to complement their traditional teaching. YouTube is an online repository of video clips, and contains many instructional resources of value to the otolaryngology trainee.

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