Mohnish Grover – författare

Cochlear implantation, a hybrid intervention from medical engineering, comprises one of the most advanced, life-changing surgeries of ENT. The candidacy for cochlear implantation and the road map to this surgery is hugely dependent on radiology. The Textbook of Radiology for Cochlear Implants deals with various aspects of radiology in this field. With hundreds of photographs of radiology of temporal bone, the book takes the reader through a journey to understand the temporal bone and its pathologies radiologically, with beautifully colored scans for better understanding. Various sections of CT and MRI have been color-marked by the authors to make them more vivid. This book will aid in laying a strong foundation for surgeons interested in pursuing their career in otology, specially cochlear implants. Highlights: Color-coded sections of CT and MRI All aspects of preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative radiology covered Detailed explanation with pictographic representations of various inner ear anomalies Step-by-step methodical reading of CT and MRI of temporal bone important for cochlear implant surgery This book includes complimentary access to a digital copy on https://medone.thieme.com.Publisher's Note: Products purchased from Third Party sellers are not guaranteed by the publisher for quality, authenticity, or access to any online entitlements included with the product.

Cochlear implantation, a hybrid intervention from medical engineering, comprises one of the most advanced, life-changing surgeries of ENT. The candidacy for cochlear implantation and the road map to this surgery is hugely dependent on radiology. The Textbook of Radiology for Cochlear Implants deals with various aspects of radiology in this field. With hundreds of photographs of radiology of temporal bone, the book takes the reader through a journey to understand the temporal bone and its pathologies radiologically, with beautifully colored scans for better understanding. Various sections of CT and MRI have been color-marked by the authors to make them more vivid. This book will aid in laying a strong foundation for surgeons interested in pursuing their career in otology, especially cochlear implants.

Key Highlights:

Color-coded sections of CT and MRIAll aspects of preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative radiology coveredDetailed explanation with pictographic representations of various inner ear anomaliesStep-by-step methodical reading of CT and MRI of temporal bone important for cochlear implant surgery

The book Advances in Implantation Otology is a source of updated information on candidacy, surgery, and habilitation related to implantable hearing devices, all in one place for the professionals. The chapters in the book contain an amalgamation of sound theoretical background and rich clinical experiences of the authors. There are several books on implantable devices in the market, with the majority focusing on cochlear implants, with most of them missing details on other implantable devices, such as bone conduction implants, middle ear implants, auditory brainstem implants, mid-brain implants, and vestibular implants. While these implantable devices are taking rapid strides, often as an alternative to cochlear implantation, the information on them is largely scattered across journal articles and not easily accessible.This book provides details on vestibular implants, a topic either ignored or only briefly discussed in the existing books, with missing recent updates. This book also provides in-depth information on neuroplasticity and has an exclusive chapter on speech language assessment and therapy of cochlear implantees. A dedicated chapter in the book highlights the pre- and post-implantation vestibular issues in children and adults, an emerging area of concern and focus. The book also has an exclusive chapter on mid-brain implants.This book covers all kinds of hearing and vestibular implants from the perspectives of otologists (ENT specialists), audiologists, and habilitationists. In addition, this book is a precious commodity for undergraduate and postgraduate students and professional clinicians of otorhinolaryngology and audiology.