Main description:

The fourth volume of Recent Advances in Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery is a collaboration between two leading Otolaryngologists from the US and Switzerland, with contributions from numerous experts in the field.

The book is designed to meet the needs of the busy practicing clinician, detailing the latest developments in the field of Otolaryngology. This volume consists of nineteen chapters, covering all the subspecialties of Otolaryngology, including current surgical techniques, diagnostic tests, imaging technology, and prosthetics. Chapters on new techniques covered in this volume include Facial Transplantation, Minimally Invasive Therapy for the Aging Face, Advances in Craniofacial Surgery, Surgical Rehabilitation of the Paralyzed Face, Cochlear Implantation for Single Sided Deafness and Robotic Surgery in Head and Neck Cancer.

Due to its rapid publication cycle, the content is current, topical, and immediately relevant to the clinician. The latest volume of Recent Advances in Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgeryis an invaluable resource for training otolaryngologists, ENT consultants and research scientists.

Key Points

New volume presenting latest developments in head and neck surgery
Edited by recognised ENT specialists from the US and Switzerland
Clear colour artwork conveys new concepts and surgical approaches
Previous volume published in April 2014

Contents:

Face Transplantation
Minimally Invasive Therapy for the Aging Face
Advances in Craniofacial Surgery
Microtia Repair
Internal Valve Surgery
Contemorary Management of Bells Palsy
Advances Facial Nerve Testing In and Out of the Operating Room
Surgical Rehabilitation of the Paralyzed Face
Management of the Troublesome Mastoid Cavity
Cochlear Implantation for Single Sided Deafness
Advances in Ossicular Reconstruction
Contemporary Management of Thyroid Cancer
Robotic Surgery in Head and Neck Cancer
Objective diagnostic tools in Rhinology
Update in allergic aspects in ORL
Role of Topical Sinonasal Irrigation in Sinus Disease
Treatment of Inverted Pailloma
Chronic Cough: What's New?
Advances in Sepsis