Clinical Professor, UTHSCSA
Otolaryngology (ENT)
Dr. Robert A. Dobie, MD
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Robert Dobie works in the field of Otolaryngology (ENT). He attended Stanford University School of Medicine. Stanford University School of Medicine is a one of the best medicals schools. Stanford University School of Medicine is ranked 2/25 in Research/PrimaryCare. He over the years received 1 awards: "CMS Meaningful Use Stage 1 Certification". Robert Dobie is also a published doctor. He has 100 paper published. The most recent paper is: Calculating hearing handicap. He accepts Medicare payments and is listed with Medicare.gov.
Publications
- Hearing loss in firefighters.
- Does Occupational Noise Cause Asymmetric Hearing Loss?
- Comments re Macrae (2013).
- In reference to Determinants of bilateral audiometric notches in noise-induced hearing loss.
- The use of homograft stapes.
- Evoked electromyography of the eleventh nerve and trapezius muscle.
- Coping and marital support as correlates of Tinnitus disability.
- Chronic Tinnitus: association with psychiatric diagnoses.
- Exchange rates for intermittent and fluctuating occupational noise: a systematic review of studies of human permanent threshold shift.
- Can posturography identify informed malingerers?
- A multi-center, double blind clinical trial comparing benefit from three commonly used hearing aid circuits.
- Subjective measures of hearing aid benefit in the NIDCD/VA Clinical Trial.
- Depression and Tinnitus.
- Audiometric threshold shift definitions: simulations and suggestions.
- Estimating noise-induced permanent threshold shift from audiometric shape: the ISO-1999 model.
- Hearing loss in patients with vestibulotoxic reactions to gentamicin therapy.
- Methodological issues when comparing hearing thresholds of a group with population standards: the case of the ferry engineers.
- Audiogram notches in noise-exposed workers.
- Folate supplementation and age-related hearing loss.
- Noise-induced permanent threshold shifts in the occupational noise and hearing survey: an explanation for elevated risk estimates.
- The burdens of age-related and occupational noise-induced hearing loss in the United States.
- Asymmetric hearing loss: audiometric screening criteria.
- Occupational noise exposure and age correction: the problem of selection bias.
- Estimating the effect of occupational noise exposure on hearing thresholds: the importance of adjusting for confounding variables.
- The Annex C fallacy: why unscreened databases are usually preferable for comparison of industrially exposed groups.
- Americans hear as well or better today compared with 40 years ago: hearing threshold levels in the unscreened adult population of the United States, 1959-1962 and 1999...
- The AMA method of estimation of hearing disability: a validation study.
- Occupational noise-induced hearing loss: ACOEM Task Force on Occupational Hearing Loss.
- Psychiatric and otologic diagnoses in patients complaining of Dizziness.
- Medical-legal evaluation of hearing loss: are methods of allocation testable?
- Economic compensation for hearing loss.
- Coherence analysis of envelope-following responses (EFRs) and frequency-following responses (FFRs) in infants and adults.
- Compensation for hearing loss.
- A comparison of t test, F test, and coherence methods of detecting steady-state auditory-evoked potentials, distortion-product otoacoustic emissions, or other sinusoids.
- Platform posturography.
- Does computerized dynamic posturography help us care for our patients?
- Are we training too many otologists.
- Impact of a laryngectomy on quality of life: perspective of the patient versus that of the health care provider.
- Comments on "A re-examination of risk estimates from the NIOSH Occupational Noise and Hearing Survey" [J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 101, 950-963 (1997)].
- Hearing loss among children.
- Evaluation of posturography in the detection of malingering subjects.
- Low-level steady-state auditory evoked potentials: effects of rate and sedation on detectability.
- Calculating hearing handicap.
- What's new in surgery for 1991? Otorhinolaryngology.
- A review of randomized clinical trials in Tinnitus.
- Efficacy of 3 commonly used hearing aid circuits: A crossover trial. NIDCD/VA Hearing Aid Clinical Trial Group.
- Otologic injuries from airbag deployment.
- Dichotic threshold tests.
- Intracranial facial nerve anastomosis.
- Noise-induced hearing loss: the family physician's role.
- Gaze nystagmus and blood alcohol.
- Some aspects of temporal coding for single-channel electrical stimulation of the cochlea.
- Primary and revision surgery (selective neurectomy) for facial hyperkinesia.
- Standard threshold shift criteria. An investigation of the most reliable indicator of noise-induced hearing loss.
- Industrial audiometry and the otologist.
- The use of relative cost ratios in choosing a diagnostic test.
- Binaural interaction in auditory brain stem responses: parametric studies.
- A dichotic threshold test: normal and brain-damaged subjects.
- Binaural interaction in human auditory evoked potentials.
- Assessment of cobalt 57 tagged bleomycin as a clinical aid in staging of head and neck carcinoma.
- Patterns of nutritional deficiency in head and neck cancer.
- Time for action in hearing conservation.
- Short-latency auditory responses obtained by cross correlation.
- Endolymphatic hydrops in the rabbit: auditory brainstem responses and cochlear morphology.
- Binaural interaction measured behaviorally and electrophysiologically in young and old adults.
- Treatment of the clinically negative neck in floor of the mouth carcinoma.
- Brainstem responses to electrical stimulation of cochlea.
- Results of otologic referrals in an industrial hearing conservation program.
- The incidence of hypopharyngeal stenosis after surgery for laryngeal cancer.
- Otologic referral criteria.
- Reliability and validity of industrial audiometry: implications for hearing conservation program design.
- Vertigo: a physiological approach.
- Binaural interaction in auditory brainstem responses: theoretical and methodological considerations.
- Electronystagmographic and audiologic findings in patients with Meniere''s disease.
- Hearing conservation in industry.
- Auditory evoked responses obtained by cross-correlation: a preliminary report.
- Otologic referral in industrial hearing conservation programs.
- Objective assessment of laryngectomized patients with surgical reconstruction.
- Electrophysiologic studies of the auditory cortex in the awake monkey.
- Asymmetrical hearing loss.
- Objective detection of 40 Hz auditory evoked potentials: phase coherence vs. magnitude-squared coherence.
- Comparison of objective threshold estimation procedures for 40-Hz auditory evoked potentials.
- Objective response detection in the frequency domain.
- Prevention of noise-induced hearing loss.
- Multicenter comparative study of cochlear implants: surgical results.
- Objective versus human observer detection of 40-Hz auditory-evoked potentials.
- Phase weighting: a method to improve objective detection of steady-state evoked potentials.
- The relative contributions of occupational noise and aging in individual cases of hearing loss.
- Ultrasonic hearing.
- Antidepressant treatment of Tinnitus patients. Interim report of a randomized clinical trial.
- Optimal (''Wiener'') digital filtering of auditory evoked potentials: use of coherence estimates.
- Optimal smoothing of coherence estimates.
- cis-platinum ototoxicity in children.
- A method for allocation of hearing handicap.
- Coherence analysis of scalp responses to amplitude-modulated tones.
- Carcinosarcoma of the floor of mouth.
- Human short-latency auditory responses obtained by cross-correlation.
- Cross-correlation of the frequency-following response.
- Presbycusis.
Schools
Stanford University
Stanford Hospital
Stanford Affil Hosps
University Hospital
Conditions Treated
- Deafness
- Dizziness
- Tinnitus
- Vertigo
Doctors Specialties
- Ear, Nose, and Throat
- Otolaryngology (ENT)
Accepted Insurances
Awards
- CMS Meaningful Use Stage 1 Certification
Education
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Stanford University -
Stanford University School of Medicine
Hospital
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University Health System
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| National Provider Identifier [NPI] | 1003890559 |
| Last Name Of The Provider | DOBIE |
| First Name Of The Provider | ROBERT |
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