An Atlas Of Diagnostic Nasal Endoscopy

While atlases of endoscopic sinus surgery are numerous, there is a serious knowledge gap created by the lack of a comprehensive, up-to-date atlas dedicated to office diagnostic nasal endoscopy. The first and only such atlas, written in German and translated in 1978, is sadly out of date. Filling this gap, An Atlas of Diagnostic Nasal Endoscopy illustrates all variants of normal intranasal anatomy and pathologies seen through nasal endoscopy. Developed by an author with more than fifteen years of experience, the book features more than 600 pictures of normal and abnormal findings of nasal endoscopy. Captioned with arrows and legends, each photograph provides a clear and independent teaching message. This format allows the reader to easily find the information they need without wading through information they don't. The author also supplies clear, concise expository text that provides background information for each chapter. The user friendly format and comprehensive coverage of the normal variants of intranasal anatomy and the many abnormal pathologies encountered in clinical practice make An Atlas of Diagnostic Nasal Endoscopy an important resource for all trainees, practitioners, and teachers of otolaryngology, and practitioners and specialists interested in sinus disorders.

Since its first publication in 1974, the Color Atlas of ENT Diagnosis has established itself as an essential overview of ENT, brilliantly illustrated with a wealth of high-quality color photographs. Now in its fourth edition at Thieme, the Flexibook has been updated to cover the latest developments in areas such as nasal endoscopy and digital hearing aids. The concise text is divided into five main sections - examination, ear, nose, pharynx and larynx, and head and neck. The focus is on examination and diagnosis of both common and atypical disorders, with brief details of medical and surgical treatment where appropriate. Turn to this Flexibook to profit from the author's expertise in ENT diagnosis.

This new edition of a well established atlas provides a strong foundation for gastroenterologists in training and practice by familiarizing them with the concepts and techniques of endoscopy, and helping with the accurate identification of common and rare GI disorders. The new edition incorporates many new high quality images and learning aids with a unique compilation of endoscopic images of the upper gastrointestinal tract, captured live during routine endoscopy.

This full-color atlas includes outstanding photography of endoscopic sinonasal anatomy, pathology, and surgery. It also illustrates the technique of rhinoscopy, sinoscopy, and nasopharyngoscopy. This comprehensive book includes useful clinical cases that clearly illustrate the application of knowledge to real-life experiences. It covers new surgical techniques such as powered instrumentation and computer-aided endoscopic sinonasal surgery. This valuable resource is a compilation of some 70 articles on sinonasal anatomy and pathology that appeared in Rhinoscopic Clinic Section of the Ear, Nose, and Throat Journal over the last six years, plus never-published case studies. Find all the information you need in one comprehensive resource.

With the advent of flexible and rigid fiber-optic technology and modern imaging techniques, the nasopharynx has finally been demystified. Its examination has become easier and more accurate - in fact the procedure is now so effortless that it can be performed in the office, even on children. Featuring over 130 color photographs, CT scans, and MRI scans, An Atlas of the Nasopharynx provides you with an instructive text on nasopharyngeal endoscopy. While books on nasal endoscopy and endoscopic sinus surgery are numerous, this is the first atlas to cover nasopharyngeal endoscopy. It clearly demonstrates the wide range of appearances of the normal nasopharynx, adenoids, uncommon pathologies as well as abnormalities and diseases that can occur such as adenoiditis, cystic lesions, and tumors. Drawing on the author's 15 years in rhinology practice, An Atlas of the Nasopharynx gives you an easy-to-use resource that describes this essential procedure and points towards future developments in this field.

Written by leaders in the emerging area of transnasal esophagoscopy (TNE), this full-color atlas is the first comprehensive how-to reference on this technology. The authors define the indications for the procedure, provide step-by-step instructions on technique, and describe the full range of anatomy and pathology seen during TNE examinations. Major sections focus on disease-specific applications of TNE, including esophagitis, webs and rings, hiatal hernia, Barrett's metaplasia, neoplasia, and miscellaneous esophageal problems such as foreign bodies, diverticula, caustic injuries, and varices. More than 100 full-color endoscopic images depict both normal esophageal anatomy and abnormalities as seen through the endoscope.

It is a compilation of endoscopic images of the upper gastrointestinal tract. The book have been divided in 3 sections covering oesophages, Stomach and Duodenum. A book of great value to those who an practicising endoscopy.

This atlas gives careful step-by-step guidance for endoscopic sinus surgery. In doing so, it provides exciting firsthand accounts of modern advanced endoscopic sinus procedures. In the first part of the book the surgical anatomy of the nose and sinuses and the basic surgical techniques are described. The second part deals with advanced techniques and postoperative care. The detailed, step by step narratives - integrated with many intraoperative photographs - accurately convey both surgical fundamentals and nuances. For each procedure the authors give a piece of advice ("golden rules"), making it ideal for those who want to implement well-coordinated surgical approaches to sinus disease.