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An essential introduction to the clinical examination, treatment and surgical procedures for children with diseases of the ear, nose and throat. This book encompasses the conditions most commonly encountered in the emergency setting, on the ward and in the outpatient clinic.
List of contents
1. Introduction. 2. The Paediatric Consultation. 3. Children with Special Needs. 4. ENT Foreign Bodies. 5. Sepsis in the Head and Neck. 6. The External Ear. 7. Hearing Loss in Childhood. 8. Hearing Tests. 9. Otitis Media with Effusion. 10. Acute Otitis Media. 11. Chronic Otitis Media. 12. Surgery for Childhood Hearing Loss. 13. Balance Disorders in Children. 14. Facial Palsy. 15. The Pharynx and Oral Cavity. 16. Obstructive Sleep Apnoea. 17. Congenital Nasal Disorders. 18. Acute Rhinosinusitis. 19. Chronic Rhinosinusitis. 20. Allergic Rhinosinusitis. 21. Non-inflammatory Acquired Sino-nasal Disorders. 22. The Obstructed Airway. 23. Congenital Laryngeal Disease. 24. Acquired Laryngotracheal Disease. 25. Tracheostomy. 26. Congenital Disorders of the Neck. 27. Acquired Disorders of the Neck. 28. Salivary Glands. 29. Covid 19.
About the author
Raymond W Clarke, BA, BSc, DCH, FRCS, FRCS(ORL), is a Past-President of the British Association for Paediatric Otolaryngology (BAPO) and President-Elect of ESPO (European Society of Pediatric Otolaryngologists).
Dr. Clarke is a Consultant ENT Specialist in the Royal Liverpool Children’s Hospital Liverpool and an Honorary Professor at the University of Liverpool. An enthusiastic teacher of students and young doctors he was awarded the ‘Silver Scalpel’ as best teacher of surgery in the NHS by the Association of Surgeons in Training and the Chief Medical Officer. He has written several textbooks for students and often lectures and examines both in the UK and overseas.
Summary
An essential introduction to the clinical examination, treatment and surgical procedures for children with diseases of the ear, nose and throat. This book encompasses the conditions most commonly encountered in the emergency setting, on the ward and in the outpatient clinic.
