Synopses & Reviews
With a renowned team of editors and contributors, this book provides a thorough overview of the important clinical facts otolaryngologists need to remain current in the field. The text is ideal for self-testing and review, and the book's clear and concise format is designed for easy learning and fast retention.
The text is broken down by anatomical sections for ease of use, with each section then divided into chapters on anatomy and physiology, relevant clinical tests, congenital and functional disorders, infectious and inflammatory disorders, neoplasms, cysts, and trauma. When necessary, important information not fitting into any specific chapter is included in Special Considerations chapters at the end of each section.
Key features:
- Pearls - important tips highlighted throughout the book, based on the authors' many years of clinical experience
- Special Considerations - pertinent information set off for additional emphasis
- Pitfalls - points out potentially misleading information and situations that might lead to incorrect diagnoses
- Controversial Points - where there is a difference of opinion, both sides of the issue are presented
- Valuable coverage of important topics, including flap reconstruction, aesthetic surgery, skin lesions, and much more!
Otolaryngology: The Essentials is a valuable reference for practitioners as well as an outstanding self-assessment and review guide for residents. With its companion text, Otolaryngology: A Case Study Approach, the books give you a complete source of reliable clinical information.
Synopsis
A first-class, multi-authored book that focuses on the essentials of Otolaryngology and serves as a complete single-source blueprint for the resident and practicing otolaryngologist. Comprehensiveness, manageable size, quality illustrations, a broad base authoritative roster of collaborators, and reasonable price are just a few of the book's appealing characteristics. It distills the information in a concise format and highlights pearls of experience from the contributors, serving a true need filling a void in the literature.
Synopsis
A comprehensive guide to the field for clinicians and residents
With a renowned team of editors and contributors, this book provides a thorough overview of the important clinical facts otolaryngologists need to remain current in the field. The text is ideal for self-testing and review, and the book's clear and concise format is designed for easy learning and fast retention.
The text is broken down by anatomical sections for ease of use, with each section then divided into chapters on anatomy and physiology, relevant clinical tests, congenital and functional disorders, infectious and inflammatory disorders, neoplasms, cysts, and trauma. When necessary, important information not fitting into any specific chapter is included in Special Considerations chapters at the end of each section.
Key features:
- Pearls - important tips highlighted throughout the book, based on the authors' many years of clinical experience
- Special Considerations - pertinent information set off for additional emphasis
- Pitfalls - points out potentially misleading information and situations that might lead to incorrect diagnoses
- Controversial Points - where there is a difference of opinion, both sides of the issue are presented
- Valuable coverage of important topics, including flap reconstruction, aesthetic surgery, skin lesions, and much more
Otolaryngology: The Essentials is a valuable reference for practitioners as well as an outstanding self-assessment and review guide for residents. With its companion text, Otolaryngology: A Case Study Approach, the books give you a complete source of reliable clinical information.
About the Author
Department of Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery, College of Medicine, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA