Ear, Nose, and Throat Diseases: With Head and Neck SurgeryThe third edition of this long-time bestseller continues to be a reliable companion and invaluable resource for medical students, specialist trainees, residents, and practitioners: |
Contents
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Clinical Aspects of Diseases of the External Ear | 49 |
Clinical Aspects of Diseases of the Middle and Internal Ear | 58 |
Clinical Aspects of Cochleovestibular Disorders | 95 |
Clinical Aspects of Central Hearing Disorders | 104 |
Rehabilitation of Hearing Disorders with Hearing Aids | 106 |
Pediatric Hearing Disorders Pediatric Audiology | 107 |
Clinical Aspects of Disorders of the Facial Nerve | 111 |
Hypopharynx | 328 |
Speech | 336 |
Language | 338 |
Methods of Investigation | 345 |
Clinical Aspects | 347 |
Physiology and Pathophysiology | 362 |
Clinical Aspects | 365 |
Methods of Investigation | 385 |
Synopsis of Ear Symptoms | 114 |
Methods of Examining the Nose Paranasal Sinuses and Face | 129 |
Dermatologic Principles for the Otolaryngologist | 140 |
Clinical Aspects of Diseases of the Nose Sinuses and Face | 144 |
Methods of Investigation | 239 |
Clinical Aspects of Diseases of the Mouth and Pharynx | 243 |
Clinical Aspects | 301 |
Clinical Aspects | 387 |
Anatomy and Physiology of the Major and Minor Salivary Glands | 414 |
Formation and Function of Saliva | 415 |
Methods of Investigation | 416 |
Clinical Aspects | 420 |
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