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Dr. Keefe will discuss testing methods he and his colleagues have devised that could improve diagnosis of hearing loss and a condition known as middle ear effusion — which is the second-leading cause of newborn doctor visits.
“Hospital tests have shown our methods more accurately diagnose hearing loss and middle ear effusion than current methods,” Dr. Keefe said.
Dr. Keefe’s seminar is part of an ongoing series of CTR seminars that are typically held on the third Monday of each month.
The series is aimed at bringing clinical and basic science investigators from across the university together to identify new ways to collaborate and answer important clinical questions.
The seminar will be recorded and available for investigators who can not attend. The seminar also will be televised at the following sites:
- College of Dentistry in Lincoln, Room 7;
- College of Nursing in Lincoln, Room 307;
- College of Nursing in Scottsbluff, Panhandle Station Room 203;
- College of Nursing in Kearney, CMCT 216; and
- College of Nursing in Omaha, Room 4078.
The next seminar in the series will be on Monday, May 19.