Manual of Clinical Cases Reports in Otolaryngology

Description

In Clinical Cases in Otolaryngology, fresh case reviews are presented. To prepare clinicians for the ENT situations they may encounter during rounds, rotations, and patient assessments, each chapter includes patient-centric scenarios. The author promotes a systematic approach to patient evaluation and care alternatives by providing a standard procedure for acquiring and utilizing discrete pieces of data. The capacity to acquire and remember information is improved by chapters that are grouped by anatomy and specialization, such as the thyroid, thyroid gland, throat, larynx, and oral cavity. Congenital, acquired, benign, and malignant conditions such as juvenile subglottic stenosis and face, head, and neck malignancies that mostly affect adults are among the congenital, benign, and malignant conditions covered in the book.