Trauma in Otolaryngology

Trauma is an important aspect of all clinical care specialties.

As a rule, each specialty has its own approaches to and protocols for dealing with trauma.

This book focuses on the various aspects of trauma in ENT for all groups of practitioners – students, trainees and independent professionals alike – and provides an essential guide to the optimal management of ENT trauma.

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--[endif]-->Introduction and Historical Backdrop

Pages 3-11

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--[endif]-->General Considerations in Trauma

Pages 13-29

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--[endif]-->Injury and Wound Healing

Pages 31-52

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Pages 55-80

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Pages 81-115

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--[endif]-->Trauma to the Neck and Aerodigestive Tract

Pages 117-143

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Pages 145-151

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Pages 153-163

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Pages 167-180