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Book Details
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An Illustrated Textbook Ear, Nose and Throat and Head and Neck Surgery
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Rakesh Prasad Shrivastav
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MS FRCS
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| ISBN | 9789351523567 |
| Edition | 2/e |
| Publish Year | 2014 |
| Pages | 368 |
| Size | 8.50" X 11" |
| cover Type | Paper Back |
| Format | Four Color |
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Quick Overview
This edition includes a lot of new material like Skull Base Surgery, Thyroplasty, Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery, Cochlear Implantation, other Hearing Implants, etc. A separate section on “Pediatric Otolaryngology” and also includes several new chapters under “Related Topics”. Moreover, the section on Diseases of the Throat has been further subdivided into “Oral Cavity and Head and Neck” and “Pharynx and Larynx”.
The book particularly emphasizes on clinical methods in ENT, and special emphasis has been given to pathophysiology of diseases so that the student understands how and why the diseases occur and help them to remember what he or she has read rather than just ‘mugging up’ without really understanding.
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Key Features
• This book is aimed at undergraduates, however, DLO students and first year postgraduate ENT residents will also benefit
• Very latest advances in the specialty have been included, such as Skull Base Surgery, Thyroplasty, Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery, Cochlear Implantation, Hearing Implants, etc
• Diseases prevalent in this part of the world and other third world countries has been given due importance
• A separate section on Pediatric Otolaryngology has been included
• Special emphasis has been given to pathophysiology of diseases rather than ‘mugging up’ without really understanding the facts
• ‘Key Points’ (in colored boxes) have been given after every chapter for easy and quick revision before the examination.
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Target Audience
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Undergraduate medical students, however, DLO students and first year postgraduate, ENT residents, general practitioners (GPs), pediatricians and medical officers who are working in district hospitals
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