Introducing a New Feature to Allergy and Rhinology In this issue of Allergy and Rhinology, we are pleased to introduce a new type of article, “Pathology Quiz Case,” to complement the original research articles, case reports, and reviews that we currently publish. This special submission should consist of a case presentation that includes the following elements – 1) patient history, exam and initial case data, 2) pathological description of tissue samples, 3) differential diag-
nosis, 4) final diagnosis, and 5) a short review of the disease entity and the patient course. This feature should be educational for all trainees and practicing otolaryngologists. In particular, we welcome medical student, resident, and fellow submissions from otolaryngology training programs. Allergy and Rhinology is an open access journal cited in PubMed.
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nosis, 4) final diagnosis, and 5) a short review of the disease entity and the patient course. This feature should be educational for all trainees and practicing otolaryngologists. In particular, we welcome medical student, resident, and fellow submissions from otolaryngology training programs. Allergy and Rhinology is an open access journal cited in PubMed.
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