Obesity Does Not Increase Operative Time in Otologic Surgery: An Analysis of 5125 Cases
Thomas Muelleman(Primary Source), James Lin, Hinrich Staecker(University of Kansas), Mark R. Villwock(University of Kansas), Matthew Shew(Washington University in St. Louis), Robert J. Muelleman(University of Nebraska Medical Center), Kevin J. Sykes(University of Kansas Medical Center)
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