Physician
Otolaryngology (ENT)
Dr. Richard L. Mabry, MD
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Richard Mabry is an expert in the field of Otolaryngology (ENT). He studied medicine at University of Texas Southwestern Medical School. He received 1 awards: "Fellow (FACS)". Richard Mabry is also a published MD. He has 83 paper published. The most recent paper is: Immunotherapy for allergic fungal sinusitis: three years' experience.
Publications
- Patient healing vs customer satisfaction.
- Allergy practice in the academic otolaryngology setting: results of a comprehensive survey.
- Skin testing for inhalant allergy 2003: current strategies.
- The importance of allergy in the practice of otolaryngology.
- The turbinates in nasal and sinus surgery: a consensus statement.
- Electrocochleography and intranasal allergen challenge as investigational tools in patients with inhalant allergy and Ménière's disease.
- Making the diagnosis of allergy.
- Endoscopic physiologic approach to allergy-associated chronic rhinosinusitis.
- Intranasal corticosteroid injection: indications, technique, and complications.
- Nasal stuffiness due to systemic medications.
- Overview: the allergic reaction and site-based therapy.
- Sinus ultrasound scanning.
- Cromolyn nasal aerosol.
- Intraturbinal steroid injections.
- Management of epistaxis by packing.
- Corticosteroids in otolaryngology: nasal aerosols.
- "Gee, you ought to write that up!".
- The physician and the Jehovah complex.
- Proper use of nasal cromolyn sodium.
- How many authors does it take to write a journal article?
- Too smart for our own good.
- Writing a paper for a medical journal is like cooking potatoes.
- 'New and improved' and other medical non sequiturs.
- Intraturbinal steroid injection: indications, results, and complications.
- Is there a health care provider in the house?
- Who will heal the healers?
- Extended lateral rhinotomy for resection of malignant melanoma.
- There oughtta be a law.
- "How I do it" -- plastic surgery. Practical suggestions on facial plastic surgery. Inferior turbinoplasty.
- Office diagnosis of sinus disorders: the role of ultrasound scanning.
- Geriatric rhinitis: what it is, and how to treat it.
- Corticosteroids in otolaryngology: intraturbinal injection.
- Evaluation of systemic absorption of intraturbinally injected triamcinolone.
- Intranasal steroid injection during pregnancy.
- Rhinitis medicamentosa: the forgotten factor in nasal obstruction.
- Intranasal corticosteroids and cromolyn.
- Surgery of the inferior turbinates: how much and when?
- Inferior turbinoplasty: patient selection, technique, and long-term consequences.
- Practical applications of intranasal corticosteroid injection.
- Corticosteroids in the management of upper respiratory allergy: the emerging role of steroid nasal sprays.
- Allergic fungal rhinosinusitis: experience with immunotherapy.
- Use of a screening RAST in a large neuro-otologic practice.
- ENT medications in pregnancy.
- Desensitization versus intraturbinal injection of corticosteroid for nasal allergy: indications, effectiveness, and patient acceptance.
- Rhinitis of pregnancy.
- The management of nasal obstruction during pregnancy.
- Corticosteroids in the management of allergic rhinitis.
- Corticosteroids in rhinology.
- Topical pharmacotherapy for allergic rhinitis: nedocromil.
- Significance of borderline levels of specific IgE obtained by FAST-Plus assay.
- Allergic and infective rhinosinusitis: differential diagnosis and interrelationship.
- Medical management of the stuffy nose.
- Comparison of Multi-Test device skin testing and modified RAST results.
- The screening RAST: is it a valid concept?
- Pharmacotherapy with immunotherapy for the treatment of otolaryngic allergy.
- Intranasal steroids in rhinology: the changing role of intraturbinal injection.
- Pharmacotherapy of allergic rhinitis: corticosteroids.
- The development of otolaryngic allergy in the United States.
- Quality of life analysis of patients undergoing immunotherapy for allergic rhinitis.
- Correlation of modified radioallergosorbent test scores and skin test results.
- Allergy for rhinologists.
- Evidence of IgE-mediated hypersensitivity in allergic fungal sinusitis.
- Immunotherapy in the treatment of allergic fungal sinusitis.
- Immunotherapy for allergic fungal sinusitis: the second year.
- Radioallergosorbent microscreen and total immunoglobulin E in allergic fungal sinusitis.
- Allergic fungal sinusitis: the role of immunotherapy.
- The medical management of rhinosinusitis.
- Inhalant allergy and Meniere's disease: Use of electrocochleography and intranasal allergen challenge as investigational tools.
- Mold testing by RAST and skin test methods in patients with allergic fungal sinusitis.
- Use of immunotherapy in previously treated patients with allergic fungal sinusitis.
- Outcomes after discontinuing immunotherapy for allergic fungal sinusitis.
- Immunotherapy for allergic fungal sinusitis: three years' experience.
- Allergic fungal sinusitis-induced visual loss.
- Treatment of allergic fungal sinusitis: a comparison trial of postoperative immunotherapy with specific fungal antigens.
- Comprehensive management of allergic fungal sinusitis.
- Electrocochleographic changes after intranasal allergen challenge: A possible diagnostic tool in patients with Meniere's disease.
- Expanding choices in intranasal steroid therapy: summary of a roundtable meeting.
- Natural history of allergic fungal rhinosinusitis: a 4- to 10-year follow-up.
- Allergic fungal sinusitis: learning from our failures.
- Therapeutic agents in the medical management of sinusitis.
- Topical pharmacotherapy for allergic rhinitis: new agents.
- Blending skin endpoint titration and in vitro methods in clinical practice.
Schools
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center At Dallas
Dallas Va Hospital
Doctors Specialties
- Ear, Nose, and Throat
- Otolaryngology (ENT)
Accepted Insurances
Awards
- Fellow (FACS)
Education
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University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
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