Symptom Oriented Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery - Volume 3

Zahoor Ahmad MBBS MS FRACSConsultant, Otolaryngologist—Head & Neck Surgeon, University of Auckland Hospitals, New Zealand, Vice-Chairman, Department of Otolaryngology—Head & Neck Surgery, Counties Manukau Health, Auckland, New Zealand Randall P Morton MBBS MSc FRACSChief of ORL Department, Counties-Manukau DHB, Manukau City, Auckland, New Zealand Malcolm Giles MB chB FRACSOtolaryngologist, Otolaryngology Clinic, Waikato Hospital, Hamilton West, New Zealand

• Volume 3Section One: OtologySurgical Anatomy of the EarSurgical Physiology of the EarExamination of a Patient Presented with Hearing LossAudiological TestingThe Examination of a Patient with Dizziness/Balance ProblemsVestibular Testing of the Patient with Dizziness/Balance ProblemsImaging of the Temporal Bone and Lateral Skull Base in Otology/NeurotologyIntroduction to the Patient Presenting with Hearing LossThe Patient Presenting with Sudden/ Fluctuating Hearing LossThe Adult Patient with Bilateral Hearing LossThe Patient with Unilateral or Asymmetrical Hearing LossRehabilitation of the Adult Patient with Hearing LossSurgical Management of the Patient with Hearing LossThe Patient with TinnitusThe Patient with Aural FullnessThe Patient Presenting with a Painful and Abnormal EarThe Patient with the Discharging EarPatient Presenting with Unexplained Ear PainThe Patient Presenting with Complications of Ear DiseaseThe Patient  Presenting with Dizziness or Balance DisturbanceThe Patient with a Facial PalsyThe Patient Presenting with Trauma to the EarSection Two: PaediatricsThe Child with Nasal ObstructionThe Child with Nasal DischargeThe Child with EpistaxisThe Child with Tongue-TieThe Child with EaracheThe Child with Chronic Hearing LossThe Child Who SnoresThe Child Who DroolsThe Stridulous ChildThe Child with Hoarse VoiceThe Child Who Suddenly Chokes and Suspicious of a Foreign BodyThe Child with Chronic Swallowing DifficultiesThe Child with a Neck Mass