Adolescent Otolaryngology Ari J. Goldsmith Adolescence is defined as the period beginning with the appearance of secondary sexual characteristics and ending with completion of growth. Adolescents are not simply medium-sized…
Pediatric Otolaryngology Aren Francis Richard M. Rosenfeld Ari J. Goldsmith Otolaryngologists have always cared for children, but a subspecialty group of pediatric otolaryngologists has emerged to supply comprehensive otolaryngologic care….
Congenital Disorders Christopher S. Song Ari J. Goldsmith Congenital disorders seen by otolaryngologists appear as disturbances of form and function. The spectrum ranges from respiratory distress at birth to subtle…
Neurologic Disorders A. Paul Vastola Aren Francis The head and neck region is unique in that it represents the confluence of the cranial nerves in a very small area. Central…
Dermatologic Disorders Khoa D. Tran Jon B. Turk Hilary E. Baldwin The covering surface of the body that shelters a person from the environment is the integument, or skin. It…
Immunodeficiency Disorders Khoa D. Tran Frank E. Lucente Immunodeficiency disorders routinely present as recurrent infections in the head and neck. Otolaryngologists need to know how to recognize patients with these…
Facial Aesthetic Surgery Alexander Ovchinsky Jon B. Turk Aesthetic and functional changes in facial structures caused by genetic, traumatic, or environmental factors often are of concern to patients. Otolaryngologic training…
Introduction to Lasers in Otolaryngology Christopher S. Song Jon B. Turk “Laser” is an acronym that stands for light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation. This concept was first described…
Bony and Soft-Tissue Facial Trauma Alexander Ovchinsky Jon B. Turk Trauma is the leading cause of death and disability among Americans younger than 40 years. In the United States more…
Cancer of the Head and Neck Khoa D. Tran Gady Har-El Squamous cell carcinoma is the sixth most prevalent cancer and constitutes more than 90% of cancers arising in the…
