Dizziness and Vertigo

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Dizziness and Vertigo Marina Boruk Neil M. Sperling Dizziness and vertigo are frequent symptoms encountered in all fields of medicine. The task of managing a patient with dizziness can be…

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Tinnitus

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Tinnitus Marina Boruk Neil M. Sperling Tinnitus is defined as the perception of sound in the absence of an external sound source. It may consist of single or multiple tones…

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Ear Pain and Itching

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Ear Pain and Itching Phyllis Peng Neil M. Sperling Aural pain and pruritus are common symptoms reported either together or separately. Ear itching usually originates in the skin of the…

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Ear Drainage and Bleeding

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Ear Drainage and Bleeding Rhoda Wynn Neil M. Sperling Otorrhea, or drainage from the ear, is a common complaint that could signify an innocuous or potentially lethal condition. Thorough examination…

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Physical Examination

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Physical Examination Marina Boruk Frank E. Lucente The otolaryngologist is concerned with the medical and surgical aspects of diseases of the head and scalp, ears, face (skin and skeleton), nose,…

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Hearing Loss and Hearing Testing

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Hearing Loss and Hearing Testing Mahesh H. Bhaya Neil M. Sperling Jane R. Madell More than 25 million persons in the United States have a substantial hearing loss, including some…

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Hearing Rehabilitation

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Hearing Rehabilitation Rhoda Wynn Neil M. Sperling An estimated 28 million Americans have hearing impairment, which represents 10.3 percent of the population. Audiologic rehabilitation has two components: amplification devices and…

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Introduction to Otology

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Introduction to Otology Neil M. Sperling Otology is the medical discipline concerned with the ear and temporal bone region. Disease of this region can often have neurological implications, which has…

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Anatomy and Physiology

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Anatomy and Physiology Phyllis Peng Gady Har-El Head and neck anatomy is a compact organization of neural, vascular, epithelial, and musculoskeletal elements that functionally integrate to pose a constant challenge…

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Medical History

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Medical History Anthony Cultrara Frank E. Lucente The acquisition and perfection of good history-taking skills are important to clinical practice. It is imperative that the physician understands that this skill…

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