Atlas Of Otologic Surgery And Magic Otology 2 Vols 2ed.+dvd

Atlas of Otologic Surgery and Magic Otology. the International Team Approach Based on Pathogenesis, 2 Vols. + Dvd
Goycoolea, M. — Souza, C.
2ª Edición Abril 2012
Inglés
Tapa dura
1664 pags
6400 gr
22 x 28 x 10 cm

Isbn 9789350255193
Editorial JAYPEE
In order to select and develop an appropriate therapy, it is essential to have an understanding of the anatomy, function and pathology of the organs involved, as well as the mechanisms of a disease.
The second edition of this two volume set has been fully updated and gives special emphasis to structure, function, pathogenesis and research.
Written by international experts, the atlas discusses new developments in otology, such as genetics and molecular biology, and includes a complete section on anatomy, histology, dissection, sculpturing and surgical procedures of temporal bones.
Nearly 1600 detailed illustrations, figures and histology material including electron microscopy, assist understanding. A DVD featuring real cases and surgical procedures is also provided.

Key points
Fully updated, two volume guide to otologic surgery
Emphasis on structure, function, pathogenesis and research
Discusses new developments in otology such as genetics and molecular biology
Complete section on anatomy, histology, dissection, sculpturing and surgical procedures of temporal bones
Nearly 1600 illustrations, figures and histology diagrams
Includes DVD of real case studies and surgical procedures

Table of contents
Section I: Structure and Function
Section II: Temporal Bone Dissection
Section III: Principles and General Approaches
Section IV: Surgery of the Pinna and the External Auditory Canal
Section V: Middle Ear and Mastoid Surgery
Section VI: Surgery of the Middle Ear, Mastoid and Inner Ear
Section VII: Surgery for Brainstem Implants
Section VIII: Fistulae
Section IX: Tumors and Intracranial Lesions
Section X: Ethics
Section XI: Glossary
Section XII: The Importance of Research
Section XIII: Final Concepts
Index
DVD Contents
Canal wall down Type-3 tympanoplasty
Tympanoplasty plus mastoidectomy
Postauricular approach
Grafts
Stapedectomy
Retrolabyrinthine Presigmoid
Steri-strip patching in a double traumatic tympanic perforation
Office myringoplasty for traumatic tympanic
Meningoencephalo OM
Mastoidectomy conserving posterior canal wall-1
Mastoidectomy conserving posterior canal wall-2
Mastoidectomy conserving posterior canal wall-3
Mastoidectomy conserving posterior canal wall-4
Mastoidectomy conserving posterior canal wall-5
Mastoidectomy conserving posterior canal wall-6
Mastoidectomy conserving posterior canal wall-7
Meatoplasty
Mastoidotomy–tympanotomy approach in cochlear implant surgery
Importance of research
Auditory transduction
Cochlear implants in infant
Different locations of the vibrant sound bridge
Cochlear implant
Otosclerosis unconventional techniques
Vestibular and tympanic ramps
Endomeatal approach encapsulated cholesteatoma
Semi-open technique endomeatal approach
Endomeatal approach in children (EMAC)
Surgical results Retro and Endo
Surgical results
Endomeatal approach (large cholesteatoma) semi-open technique
Endomeatal approach (EMA) for CI surgery in adults
Endomeatal approach (EMA) for IC surgery in endopreaural

Authors
Marcos V Goycoolea MD MS PhD Audia, Vitacura, Santiago, Chile
Chris de Souza MD MS PhD Otolaryngologist and Skull Base Surgeon, Department of Head and Neck Surgery, Tata Memorial Hospital, Parel, Mumbai, India