This dynamic resource is designed for quick and thorough practical review and reference for otolaryngology clinicians and residents, as well as other medical students. Employing an expanded outline format, the book is a guide to the entire medical course: from work-up, differential diagnosis and symptomatology to pathophysiology, complications, and current standard of care treatment plans. Contemporary advances in such vital areas as dysphagia, head and neck trauma, esthetic facial analysis, rhinorrhea, upper airway obstruction, and head and neck cancer are emphasized.(KEYWORDS: Residency, ENT, Internship, Medical Boards, Resident, Doctor, Review, Ear, Nose, Throat)
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This review is from: Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery: Clinical Reference Guide (Paperback)
During my 4th year of medical school I struggled and ultimately failed to find a concise yet comprehensive handbook of otolaryngology. After reviewing many handbooks of ENT during the first 2 years of my residency, I have concluded that Dr. Pasha's book is the most well-organized, concise review of otolaryngology available. All ENT interns, junior residents, and 4th year medical students should have this book. It is worth the price.
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Otolaryngology: : Head & Neck Surgery,
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This review is from: Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery: Clinical Reference Guide (Paperback)
An excellent book on Otolarynology; very comprehensive, yet easy to read, less mistakes; a practical tool useful not only for medical students and residents, but also for all otolaryngologists currently active in practice; great format; lots of up to date practical clinical information; certainly better than the book by K. J. Lee. Also recommend reading Facial Plastic Section which is outstanding
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This review is from: Otolaryngology: Head and Neck Surgery--A Clinical & Reference Guide, Second Edition (Paperback)
This book is indeed used by many of the ENT residents. I didn't find it as useful on my externships and ENT rotations as other resources. The index is very skeletal and information is sometimes difficult to find. It is more useful for the resident trying to memorize lists of topic associations for their board exams, than it is for medical students who are concerned with the fundamentals and with correctly answering pimping questions. Furthermore, it is very expensive and used copies are difficult to find. Personally, I found using ENT secrets in conjunction with Lange's book more effective.
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Uncinatc Process: sickle-shaped thin bone part of the ethmoid bone, covered by mucoperiosteum, medial to the ethmoid infundibulum, and lateral to the middle turbinate (derived from the second ethmoidal turbinal) Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
indirect mirror exam, reflux regimen, melolabial crease, nasoseptal deformities, flexible nasopharyngoscopy, clinical nodes, aggressive antibiotic regimen, laryngeal exam, positive neck nodes, carotid blowout, vocal fold mobility, medial crura, biphasic stridor, upper lateral cartilage, lateral crura, lower lateral cartilage, facial nerve preservation, loud noise exposure, vocal fold paralysis, anterior ethmoid artery, soft tissue bulk, ethmoid infundibulum, pressure equalization tubes, retrobulbar hematoma, submandibular gland excision Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Common Uses, Radiographic Findings, Single-Modality Therapy, Mechanism of Action, Source of Infections, Arterial Supply, Surgical Complications, Assess Function, Common Side Effects, Initial Management, Long-Term Management, Neurovascular Transfer, Congenital Infectious, Immediate Management, Modified Barium Swallow, Plain Film, Clin Oncol, Endoscopic Presentation, Laryngeal Findings, Auditory Brainstem Response, Congenital Idiopathic Trauma, Histologic Cell Type, Other Complications, Other Types, Plate Exposure New!
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Uncinatc Process: sickle-shaped thin bone part of the ethmoid bone, covered by mucoperiosteum, medial to the ethmoid infundibulum, and lateral to the middle turbinate (derived from the second ethmoidal turbinal) Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
indirect mirror exam, reflux regimen, melolabial crease, nasoseptal deformities, flexible nasopharyngoscopy, clinical nodes, aggressive antibiotic regimen, laryngeal exam, positive neck nodes, carotid blowout, vocal fold mobility, medial crura, biphasic stridor, upper lateral cartilage, lateral crura, lower lateral cartilage, facial nerve preservation, loud noise exposure, vocal fold paralysis, anterior ethmoid artery, soft tissue bulk, ethmoid infundibulum, pressure equalization tubes, retrobulbar hematoma, submandibular gland excision Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Common Uses, Radiographic Findings, Single-Modality Therapy, Mechanism of Action, Source of Infections, Arterial Supply, Surgical Complications, Assess Function, Common Side Effects, Initial Management, Long-Term Management, Neurovascular Transfer, Congenital Infectious, Immediate Management, Modified Barium Swallow, Plain Film, Clin Oncol, Endoscopic Presentation, Laryngeal Findings, Auditory Brainstem Response, Congenital Idiopathic Trauma, Histologic Cell Type, Other Complications, Other Types, Plate Exposure New!
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This book cites 5
books:
- Textbook of Anatomy by W. Henry Hollinshead on page 215
- Head and Neck Surgery -- Otolaryngology (Head & Neck Surgery (2-Vol Set) (Bailey/Calhoun)) by Byron J. Bailey on page 304
- The Eustachian Tube by International Conference on Acute on page 333
- United States of America: Tchrs' by Peter Care in Front Matter
- An Atlas of Head and Neck Surgery, 4e by John M. Lore on page 399
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