Edward J. Reardon, MD

Assistant Clinical Professor, Harvard Medical School

Specialty Area

Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery

Address

MEEI-South Suburban Center for Otolaryngology, 500 Congress Street, Suite 2B, Quincy

MEEI

Tel: 617-774-1717
Fax: 617-479-3768 or 617-479-4770
Office hours: M-F 8 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Clinical Background

Medical School

Tufts University School of Medicine

Internship

Maine Medical Center

Residency

Surgery - St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, Boston
Otolaryngology - Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary

Board Certification

Otolaryngology

Professional Affiliations

American Academy of Otolaryngology, American College of Surgeons, American Society of Head and Neck Surgery, American Rhinologic Society, Triologic Society

Clinical Interests

Ear disease and hearing loss, treatment of nasal and sinus conditions, general otolaryngology

Research Interests

Navigational systems in conjunction with surgery of the paranasal sinuses

Selected Publications

Please see the CV (click).
See also below.

Fried MP, K.J., Gopal H., Reardon EJ. Ho B T and Kuhn FA., Image-guided endoscopic surgery: results of accuracy and performance in a multicenter study using an electromagnetic tracking system. Laryngoscope, 1997. 107: p. 594-600

Joseph M. Goodman M., and Reardon E, Heterotrophic cervical salivary gland tissue in the branchio-oto-renal syndrome. Head and neck Surgery, 1986. 8: p. 456-462

Joseph M, Reardon E, and Goodman M, Lingual tonsillectomy: A treatment for inflammatory lesions of the lingual tonsil. Laryngoscope, 1984. 94: p. 179-184

Shugar, M., Montgomery, WW and Reardon, EJ., The management of paranasal schwannomas. Ann Otolaryngol, 1982. 91: p. 65-69

Shugar, M. Granich, MS and Reardon, EJ, The otolaryngolotic presentation of botulism. Laryngoscope, 1981. 91: p. 121-124

Weymuller, E., Reardon, EJ and Nash, D., A comparison of treatment modalities in carcinoma on the maxillary antrum. Arch Otolaryngol, 1980. 106: p. 625-629

Roberson, G., and Reardon, EJ. Angiography and embolization of the internal maxillary artery for posterior epistaxis. Arch otolaryngol, 1979. 105: p. 333-337

What would you like your patients to know about you?

For the past several years, I have been interested in the use of navigational systems in conjunction with surgery of the paranasal sinuses. I began using this technology in 1995 and my Triologic thesis was a study comparing 400 sinus cases done before and 400 cases done after the availability of an electromagnetic system.

Publications

A complete list of research publications can be seen at www.pubmed.gov. Type the physician's name at the top, where it says 'for' and the physician's research publications will appear.