K. J. Lee – författare

The field of otolaryngology’s cornerstone text – Essential for board review or as a clinical refresherFor more than fifty years, K.J. Lee's Essential Otolaryngology: Head and Neck Surgery has been the premier national and international guide to otolaryngology. Concise and easy-to-follow, it presents the latest clinical information to help you treat a wide range of conditions involving the head and neck, or prep for board review. The text is organized to allow for quick clinical recall and high-yield review of the field’s must-know information.This new edition features significant updates on coverage of pediatrics and facial plastic surgery, focusing on modern applications in the field.  Additionally, it reflects the latest changes to the board exam and the most contemporary concepts in clinical otolaryngology.•   Updated coverage of pediatrics and facial plastic surgery •   High-yield review of the field’s must-know information•   Clinical Pearls provide the wisdom of experienced clinicians•   Convenient bulleted text for quick access•   Board review multiple-choice questions at the end of each chapter•   Top-to-bottom coverage spans the entire discipline

Essential Paths to Life After Residency covers everything from how to prepare for the future during residency, to the various career routes one can take after residency, to the insurance decisions for private practices. It is the ideal reference for students currently in their residency and for those who are interested in starting a practice or entering academia. The breadth of knowledge from the editors and contributors, all of whom have successful, long-standing medical careers, is invaluable. Dr. K.J. Lee's "common sense pearls" and "common sense nuts bolts of a usable robust EHR" are included as appendices. From the Foreword "Part of the reason recent graduates fear starting a practice or joining a private practice is that they learned nothing about the requirements for success in their training. Training people to do surgery and examine patients is no longer sufficient, no matter the pathway you choose upon graduation. Traditionalists do not see educating trainees in contracting, office management, billing and collection, pension planning, purchasing, and so forth as part of the "academic training". "This book helps set the course for your education.It will enlighten you on the the things that are almost never discussed in medical school or residency." --Gerald B. Healy, MD, FACS Professor of Otology and Laryngology, Harvard Medical School Healy Chair in Otolaryngology Emeritus, Children's Hospital Boston