Fig. 6.1 Identification of main landmarks of laryngeal framework Step 3 Superficial Layer Dissection Elevation of the cutaneous and subplatysmal flaps and identification of the strap muscles. The strap muscles…
Fig. 3.1 Set of surgical instruments Step 1 Skin Landmark Identification Recognizing the main landmarks on the skin (Fig. 3.2) is probably the most simple and fundamental step in all…
We appreciate the valuable comments from Dr Mohnish Grover. We refer to case 1 in Table 1, where facial nerve function was House-Brakeman grade 1. This particular patient presented with…
It was a treat to read your article “The presenting features of middle ear facial nerve sheath tumors: a clinical review” published in the January 2008 volume of this journal….
Abstract We present the unique opportunity to correlate videostroboscopic findings with histologic examination. An immunocompromised patient with hoarseness because of ulcerative lesions of both vocal folds of uncertain cause died…
Abstract We report an episode of transient, severe hypertension occurring within 2 minutes of injection of 1% lidocaine with 1:100 000 U of epinephrine in a patient taking midodrine for orthostatic…
Abstract Mucormycosis of the paranasal sinuses represents an important cause of morbidity and mortality in patients whose host defenses have been altered by primary disease or immunosuppressive therapy. The pattern…
Abstract Objectives We describe the clinical presentation and management of a patient with a remote history of orbital trauma who presented with spontaneous right enophthalmos and radiographic findings consistent with…
1 Introduction A temporomandibular-external auditory canal (EAC) fistula is a permanently lined epithelial tract extending between the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) and the EAC. True fistulas occur rarely, and there are…
Abstract We report an unusual case of contralateral deafness in a 31-year-old man after an uncomplicated blunt force head injury. The patient was presented with a left-sided head injury and…
