Color atlas of endo-otoscopy

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This guide focuses on diagnosing disorders of the external auditory canal, tympanic membrane, middle ear, temporal bone, and skull base. Despite advancements in diagnostic technologies, otoscopy remains the primary diagnostic tool for otologic diseases. It serves as a user-friendly resource for residents and specialists, featuring diagnostic images from cutting-edge endoscopic otoscopes. Authored by a team of experts with 30 years of experience, it aids readers in mastering otoscopy and interpreting findings. Case examples and treatment suggestions illustrate the clinical implications of various diagnoses. Key features include over 1000 full-color photographs and numerous radiological studies, showcasing a wide range of both common and rare pathologies visible through endo-otoscopy. The book effectively correlates clinical pictures, radiological diagnoses, and intraoperative findings with endo-otoscopic results. Each chapter includes a surgical summary outlining various approaches for optimal treatment planning. A final chapter addresses the assessment of postsurgical findings through otoscopy, helping to differentiate between normal healing and changes that may necessitate further intervention. This resource is poised to be an essential tool for all physicians involved in ear care.