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Basic Otorhinolaryngology
A Step-by-Step Learning Guide
Rudolf Probst, Gerhard Grevers
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Basic Otorhinolaryngology
A Step-by-Step Learning Guide
Rudolf Probst, Gerhard Grevers
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Winner of the First Prize in ENT at the 2006 BMA (British Medical Association) Medical Book CompetitionThis is a remarkable introduction to the complex world of otorhinolaryngology, in full color!This beautifully conceived book makes learning ENT almost simple, with its excellent drawings and photographs of the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of this region. Throughout the book connections are made to internal medicine, pediatrics, and surgery. A highly structured text, using boxed information and tables, provides a quick overview of the subject.This is a highly effective introduction to ENT for senior medical students and interns.
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Vascular
ligation
or
embolization,
for
epistaxis
35
Vasculitis
265
Vasomotor
rhinitis
53
Veins
angular
49,
70
azygos
101
brachiocephalic
312,
342
esophageal
101
facial
6,
70,
73,
133
hemiazygos
101
jugular
anterior
312
external
312
internal
6,
99,
100,
132,
154,
298,
299,
312,
312
superior
bulb
157
laryngeal
339
lingual
73
orbital
70
retromandibular
6
subclavian
312
sublingual
73
thyroid
101,
342
vertebral
312
Velopharyngoplasty
404
Velum,
paralysis
299
Venous
erectile
tissue
8,
10
Ventilation,
impaired
234
Ventilation
tube
see
myringotomy
tube
Ventricular
folds
344
Vertebral
artery
101
Vertebral
veins
312
Vertebrobasilar
insufficiency
287
Vertigo
166,
274,
275,
280 ± 281,
282,
284,
286,
409
see
also
vestibular
symptoms
Vestibular
aqueduct
see
endolymphatic
duct
Vestibular
disorders
272,
282 ± 287,
284,
286,
305
Vestibular
end
organ
154 ± 155,
157,
272 ± 273
caloric
irritation
251
Vestibular
functions
274
Vestibular
ganglia
(Scarpa
ganglia)
157,
273
Vestibular
labyrinth
154,
156,
301
Vestibular
loss
282,
285 ± 286
Vestibular
nerve
157,
273
dysfunction
285
Vestibular
neuronitis
(neuritis)
282,
285
Vestibular
neurotomy
285
Vestibular
nuclei,
afferents
273 ± 274
Vestibular
schwannoma
see
cerebellopontine
angle
tumor
Vestibular
symptoms
barotrauma
251
central,
rare
causes
287
history
275
in
inner
ear
disorder
256
labyrinthitis
263
in
MĂniîre
disease
284
in
otitis
media
249
and
ototoxicity
263
trauma-related
250,
302
Vestibular
system
anatomy
and
function
272 ± 274
central
154,
273 ± 274
disturbances
256
examination
275 ± 279
importance
154
ototoxic
drugs
263
Vestibular
test
battery
275
Vestibule
artery
157
Vestibule
(inner
ear)
154
Vestibulocerebellum
274
Vestibulocochlear
nerve
(cranial
nerve
VIII)
anatomy
154,
155,
157,
291,
292,
298
dysfunction
249,
408
neurotoxic
damage
263
pressure
307
Schwann
cells
307
Vestibulocollicular
reflex
274
Vestibulo-ocular
reflex
274,
277
Vestibulospinal
reflexes
274
Vestibulospinal
tracts
274
Vibrators
204
Vibratory
cycle
386,
387,
395
Vibrotactile
aids
192
Video-oculography
276
Violent
attacks,
laryngotracheal
injury
363
Viral
infections
80 ± 89,
268
Viral
rhinitis
49
Virchow
node
333
Virilization
393
Viruses,
excretion
in
saliva
135
Viruses
see
mainly
specific
names
Vision,
loss,
trauma-related
44
Visual
horizon,
fixation
274
Visual
information,
conveyed
to
vestibular
nuclei
273 ± 274
Visual
reinforcement
audiometry
202,
203
Vitamin
A
acid
84
Vocal
cords
(vocal
folds)
anatomy
338,
339,
386
false
344,
393
fixation/immobility
370,
380,
382
histology
343
mobility
assessment
381
paralysis
299,
348,
352 ± 353,
380,
381,
394 ± 395
polyps
368,
369
reflex
closure
101,
344
stripping
374,
375
sulcus
392
vibration
386,
387
Vocal
exercises
391
Vocal
ligament
386
Vocal
nodules
369,
370,
390,
392,
393
Vocal
overuse
see
voice,
abuse
Vocal
process
339
Vocal
sounds,
coordination
75
Vocal
tract
386
Vocalis
muscle
339,
341,
386
Voice
abuse
358,
359,
361,
368,
369
age-related
changes
(mutation)
386,
389,
393
complex
386
diagnostic
evaluation
386 ± 389
disorder
see
dysphonia
exercises
394
fundamental
frequency
172,
386,
389
high-pitched
393
hormonal
influences
386,
393 ± 394
indispensable
for
communication
391
perceptual
evaluation
387 ± 388
phase
relationships
at
different
loudness
levels
387
post-laryngectomy
375
premature
mutation
393
primary
signal
386
production
388
quality
386,
387 ± 388
rest
357,
390
Voice
range
profile
388
Voice
sparing
surgery
374
Voice
therapy
381,
390,
391,
395,
401
see
also
speech
therapy
Voice
training,
functional
391
Vomer
105,
109
Vomiting,
habitual
125
Von
Recklinghausen
disease
see
neurofibromatosis
type
1
W
W-22,
open-set
test
180
W-plasty
36,
38
Waardenburg
syndrome
199
Waldeyerîs
ring
11,
73,
98,
101 ± 103,
234,
314,
333
Walking
tests
275
Wallenberg
syndrome
287
Warthinîs
tumor
see
cystadenolymphoma
Wassermann
reaction
85
Weber
test
167,
168,
232,
240,
252,
257,
268,
304,
305
Weber±Fechner
law
172
Wegener
granulomatosis
(Wegener
disease)
32,
50,
242,
247,
265,
306
Wernicke±Korsakoff
syndrome
286
Wernickeîs
aphasia
402 ± 403
Wharton
duct
see
submandibular
duct
Whiplash
injury
284
Wickhamîs
phenomenon
89
Winkler
disease
see
chondrodermatitis
nodularis
helicis
Workplace
see
occupational
exposures
X
X-linked
hearing
disorders
260
Xerostomia
135
Xylometazoline
52
Z
Z-plasty
36
Zoster
81
see
also
herpes
zoster
Zoster
meningoencephalitis
219 ± 220
Zygoma
2
fracture
41,
42,
43,
409
Zygomatiditis
247
Index
430
V