Author(s): Howard W. Francis (Author), John K. Niparko (Author)
Publisher: Thieme Medical Publishers Inc
Publication Date: 15 Jun. 2011
Edition: 1st
Language: English
Print length: 84 pages
ISBN-10: 1604064099
ISBN-13: 9781604064094
Book Description
Without a doubt, this atlas will become an iindispensible tool for teaching temporal bone dissection and training competent and confident otolaryngological surgeons. — Annals of Otology, Rhinology, & Laryngology Temporal Bone Dissection Guide elucidates the key concepts of otologic surgery in a user-friendly manner that is refreshingly accessible to beginning surgeons. Users are provided with only the most relevant information to ensure they are not distracted from the mail goal — to hone their surgical skills so as to mature into safe and effective temporal bone surgeons. The organization of this highly visual guidebook is designed to teach users to confidently navigate the complex anatomy of the temporal bone and to visualize the surgical steps within a clinical context. Concise descriptions of procedure, anatomy, and surgical objectives are accompanied by clearly labeled image sequences. Features: *141 detailed, high-quality drawings depict each surgical step * Histologic sections and CT images illustrate the intricate anatomic relationships within the temporal bone * A convenient lay-flat wire binding facilitates easy reference in the lab * Invaluable advice from the experts, including tips on precisely how to sculpt cortical planes, the technical nuances of the mastoidectomy, and much more The ideal companion in the temporal bone lab, this step-by-step guide will provide residents in otolaryngology–head and neck surgery and skull base surgery with a firm grasp of the basics. It is also an effective tool for specialists who need to refresh their dissection skills.
Editorial Reviews
Review
This spiral-bound manual provides an excellent teaching tool for both residents and practicing physicians.–Otology and Neurotology
From the Back Cover
Without a doubt, this atlas will become an iindispensible tool for teaching temporal bone dissection and training competent and confident otolaryngological surgeons. —Annals of Otology, Rhinology, & Laryngology
Temporal Bone Dissection Guide elucidates the key concepts of otologic surgery in a user-friendly manner that is refreshingly accessible to beginning surgeons. Users are provided with only the most relevant information to ensure they are not distracted from the mail goal — to hone their surgical skills so as to mature into safe and effective temporal bone surgeons.
The organization of this highly visual guidebook is designed to teach users to confidently navigate the complex anatomy of the temporal bone and to visualize the surgical steps within a clinical context. Concise descriptions of procedure, anatomy, and surgical objectives are accompanied by clearly labeled image sequences.
Features:
141 detailed, high-quality drawings depict each surgical step
Histologic sections and CT images illustrate the intricate anatomic relationships within the temporal bone
A convenient lay-flat wire binding facilitates easy reference in the lab
Invaluable advice from the experts, including tips on precisely how to sculpt cortical planes, the technical nuances of the mastoidectomy, and much more
The ideal companion in the temporal bone lab, this step-by-step guide will provide residents in otolaryngology–head and neck surgery and skull base surgery with a firm grasp of the basics. It is also an effective tool for specialists who need to refresh their dissection skills.
About the Author
Nager Professor of Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery, The Johns Hopkins Univesity School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD, USA