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This treatment guideline discusses the initial assessment and diagnosis of patients with eye injuries and disorders that are potentially work-related, identification of red flags that may suggest the presence of a serious underlying medical condition, initial management, diagnostic considerations and special studies to identify clinical pathology, work-relatedness, modified duty and activity, and return to work, as well as further management considerations including delayed recovery.
Author(s): ACOEM
137Pages
This guideline explores the most urgent questions about referral, assessment and management of hearing loss in adults in order to offer best practice advice. It is important that audiological care is patient-centred and that people should have the opportunity to make informed decisions about their care and treatment in partnership with their healthcare professionals and this is reflected in the guideline.
Author(s): National Guideline Centre, UK
NAPages
This note explains the following topics: Pinna- Auricle, Auricular Cartilage, Human Auricle Development, External Auditory Meatus, Innervation, Postnatal Growth, Lobe Attachment, Molecular, Abnormalities, Anotia, Upper Auricular Detachment, Microtia, Cleft Lobule, Stahl's Ear, External Auditory Meatus, Pre-auricular Fistulae and Appendages, Auricular Pit.
Author(s): UNSW Sydney
NAPages
This note covers the following topics: Acoustic Neuromas, Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo, Inner Ear Disorders, Meniere's Disease, Vestibular Physiotherapy, Hearing Loss and Preservation.
Author(s): University Health Network
NAPages
This lecture note explains the following topics: Ear, Audiological Evaluation, Vertigo, deafness, Head and neck, Nose, Larynx,Trauma and Foreign Body, Pharynx, Facial Nerve, Communication and swallowing disorders.
Author(s): King Saud University
288Pages
This book covers the following topics: Diseases of the nose, Diseases of the Nasal Cavities , Diseases of the Naso-pharyngeal Cavity, Diseases of the Pharynx, Diseases of the Larynx, Diseases of the ear, Compressed-air Appliances and their Uses, Diseases of the External Ear, Auditory Canal and Middle Ear, Extension of Ear Diseases to the Cranial Cavity, Diseases of the Internal Ear.
Author(s): Seth Scott Bishop
636Pages
This book covers the following topics: Approach to the Patient With Ear Problems, Hearing Loss, Inner Ear Disorders, Middle Ear and Tympanic Membrane Disorders, External Ear Disorders, Approach to the Patient With Nasal and Pharyngeal Symptoms, Oral and Pharyngeal Disorders, Nose and Paranasal Sinus Disorders, Laryngeal Disorders and Tumors of the Head and Neck.
Author(s): Merck Manual
NAPages
This book is based partly on the courses of lectures which the author have annually delivered at the London Hospital Medical College during the last twelve years, and partly on his essay on Diseases of the Larynx,to which the Jacksonian Prize was awarded by the Royal College of Surgeons of England. This work has been divided into certain primary sections, and as a rule each disease has been separately considered in its proper division ; yet in some cases it has been found more convenient to depart from this plan, and to treat the morbid phenomena of contiguous parts together.
Author(s): Morell Mackenzie
614Pages
This note describes the normal anatomical structures of the ear, nose and throat. In addition, the text helps the reader recognize pathology in these areas and diagnose the specific diseases that may appear.
Author(s): NA
NAPages
Objective of this book is to improve understanding etiologies of otorrhea and ear infections, differentiate exam findings seen in ears with otorrhea, improving understanding of nasal airway obstruction and become familiarized with surgical intervention, better evaluate tonsillar and oropharyngeal exam findings.
Author(s): Julie A. Goddard, MD ,Assistant Professor, Department of Otolaryngology, University of Colorado School of Medicine
80Pages
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