Restitutional Surgery of the Ear and Temporal BoneThieme, 2001 - 353 páginas The concept of restitutional surgery aims at surgery that restores natural function. This book introduces the author's own experience in the application of surgical strategies for treating otologic diseases that follow this priority. Main Topics: Concepts of restitutional ear surgery; Instrumentation; Anesthesia and monitoring; Otosurgical anatomy: A manual for the temporal bone dissection training; Injuries of the ear and the temporal bone; Malformations of the ear; Otosclerosis; External otitis; Acute otitis media and mastoiditis; Chronic otitis media and its complications; Petrositis and osteomyelitis of the temporal bone; Tumors of the external ear; Tumors of the middle ear and the temporal bone; Otologic nerve surgery; Cochlear and brainstem implants |
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Injuries to the Ear and Temporal Bone | 47 |
Malformations of the Ear and Temporal Bone | 59 |
External Otitis | 117 |
Differential Diagnosis | 123 |
Symptoms Signs and Diagnosis | 130 |
Differential Diagnosis | 187 |
Symptoms and Signs | 195 |
Clinical Entity | 283 |
Otological Nerve Surgery | 299 |
Cochlear Implants and Auditory Brain Stem Implants R Laszig | 325 |
Auricular Deformities G Rettinger | 64 |
Congenital Stenoses of the External Auditory | 86 |
Otosclerosis | 108 |
Clinical Entity | 109 |
Historical Comments | 339 |
Indications for Surgery | 345 |
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Restitutional Surgery of the Ear and Temporal Bone Malte Erik Wigand,Roland Laszig,Gerhard Rettinger Visualização parcial - 2000 |
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acoustic neuromas adhesions anteriorly atresia auricle bony cartilage cell cerebellopontine angle cholesteatoma chronic otitis media closure cochlear nerve cranial nerves deafness decompression defect diagnosis dissection dura dural endaural enlarged middle fossa excision exposure facial nerve fallopian canal fascia fibrous Fisch foramen function ganglion glomus jugulare tumors glomus tumors graft hearing loss helix implantation incus infratemporal inner ear internal auditory canal internal carotid artery jugular bulb Laryngol Laryngoscope lateral left ear lesions mastoid meatus Menière's disease middle cranial fossa middle ear middle fossa approach muscle neurinomas operation ossicular chain otitis media Otol otosclerosis patients pedicled petrous apex petrous bone postauricular posterior canal wall postoperative preoperative preservation procedure radiotherapy reconstruction resection right ear schwannoma sigmoid sinus skin incision skull base stapedectomy stapes Superior semicircular canal surgical suture symptoms technique temporal bone tinnitus tion tissue transection translabyrinthine transmastoid treatment tympanic cavity tympanic membrane tympanoplasty vestibular nerve Wigand
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