The Boston Marathon bombings turned Boylston Street into an environment much like a war zone. Ear injuries were one of the most common—if little-publicized—side effects of the bombings that victims continue to deal with today. Aaron Remenschneider, clinical fellow in otology and laryngology at Massachusetts Eye & Ear, and Alicia Quesnel, instructor in otology and laryngology at Massachusetts Eye & Ear, are quoted.
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