Practical Guide to Developments in Head and Neck Surgery

Description

Otolaryngologists treat a wide range of ENT primary care issues in both children and adults, as well as disorders of the sinuses, larynx (voice box), oral cavity, and upper pharynx (mouth and throat). The crucial nerves that regulate sight, smell, hearing, and the face are located in the middle of the body in the head and neck. Otolaryngologists are qualified to treat infectious infections, benign and malignant (cancerous) tumors, facial injuries, and facial abnormalities in the head and neck region. They carry out both reconstructive and aesthetic plastic surgery. This book serves as a succinct overview of recent advancements in head and neck surgery, emphasising complex technical elements, variants, and improvements. The next chapters, each covering a separate anatomical area of the head and neck, begin with an introduction to fundamental surgical concepts and emphasise operating procedures and their results. Each process is laid out step-by-step, and improvements are contrasted with traditional surgical methods. This book is a wonderful resource for practicing ENT surgeons and trainees since it was written by a highly experienced professional and contains various figures and tables.