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• Acoustics and Sound Measurement
• Anatomy and Physiology of the Auditory System
• Measurement Principles and the Nature of Hearing
• The Audiometer and Test Environment
• Pure Tone Audiometry
• Auditory System and Related Disorders
• Acoustic Immittance Assessment
• Speech Audiometry
• Clinical Masking
• Behavioral Tests for Audiological Diagnosis
• Physiological Methods in Audiology
• Assessment of Infants and Children
• Audiological Screening
• Nonorganic Hearing Loss
• Audiological Management I
• Audiological Management II
• Effects of Noise and Hearing Conservation.

Introductory audiology is an essential and fundamental aspect of the education of all students who are interested in the two related professions of speech-language pathology and audiology. This book is primarily intended to serve as a comprehensive introductory text for students who are preparing to enter both of these fields. As such, it tries to address the needs of at least two rather different groups of students. Those planning a career in audiology need a broad overview of the field and a firm understanding of its many basic principles so that they have a solid foundation for the future as doctors of audiology in clinical practice.

• The Basics : Framing the Foundation / Joan G. Hewitt and Jane R. Madell
• Audiology : Building the Foundation / Jane R. Madell and Joan G. Hewitt
• Speech Acoustics : Strengthening the Foundation / Jane R. Madell and Joan G. Hewitt
• Empathy : Changing the Culture of Communication / Johnnie Sexton
• The Parent as a Critical Team Member : Creating a Partnership for Learning / Gwen L. Suennen
• Evaluation of Speech, Language, and Listening In Children with Hearing Loss : Knowing the Level at Which Children Are Functioning / Elizabeth Ying
• Babies and Beginners : Starting with Nothing and Building up to Words / Becky Clem and Elizabeth Tippette
• Toddler-Type Language : Putting Words Together and Moving up to Simple Sentences / Darcy L. Stowe
• Preschoolers and More Proficient Communicators : Using Complex Language to Communicate and Think / Elizabeth Tyszkiewicz and Lyndsey Allen
• Auditory-Verbal Strategies to Build Listening and Spoken Language Skills / Sherri J. Fickenscher
• Late to the Party : When Children Come Late to Listening and Spoken Language Therapy / Joan G. Hewitt
• Executive Function Therapy Integrated into Auditory-Verbal Practice / Amy McConkey Robbins
• The Auditory-Verbal Approach and Literacy / Lyn Robertson
• Dual Language Assessment and Intervention for Children with Hearing Loss / Michael Douglass
• Children with Special Needs and Additional Disabilities / Elizabeth Tyszkiewicz and Sarah Hogan
• Supporting Learners Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing (DHH) in the Educational Setting / Jenna M. Voss, Ellie White, Susan Lenihan, Paula E. Gross, and Dan Salvucci
• Addressing Changes in Auditory Access / Jane R. Madell and Joan G. Hewitt
• Red Flags : Identifying and Managing Barriers to the Child's Optimal Auditory Development / Jane R. Madell and Joan G. Hewitt
• Music, Listening, and All That Jazz / Christine Barton and Amy McConkey Robbins
• Telepractice for Children with Hearing Loss / Elizabeth A. Rosenzweig
• Working with adults / .Lindsay Zombek

"In this book, From Listening to Language: Comprehensive Intervention to Maximize Learning for Children and Adults with Hearing Loss, Jane R. Madell and Joan G. Hewitt have generously shared their wealth of experiences. They have assembled an impressive team of individual contributors, each a respected authority in family-focused hearing, listening, and spoken language development. Together, the authors cover virtually every dimension of comprehensive LSL intervention for all age groups, from speech acoustics, through access technologies, to telepractice and music therapy, and to executive functions and literacy. Each chapter has been written by an experienced and authoritative author. Coverage is broad, thorough, and complete. This will be an excellent textbook for graduate courses in audiology, speech-language pathology, early intervention, and deaf education, as well as a source book for experienced professionals and parents. I highly recommend adding this book to your course and to your library"-- Provided by publisher

• The early years
• Immittance audiometry
• Auditory processing disorder
• A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
• Binaural hearing aids
• Cued listening
• Aging and gender effects
• Auditory event-related potentials to words
• A twin study
• Odds and ends.

"As a pioneer in the field of audiology, Dr. James Jerger has been involved in cutting-edge research throughout the development of the field. In his new text, Audiological Research Over Six Decades, readers can experience the evolution of diagnostic audiology through his unique perspective. By detailing case studies from his own work over the years, Dr. Jerger gives his audience a chance to be a fly on the wall for major moments throughout the history of audiology"-- Provided by publisher.

• Culturally Competent Health Services : An Ongoing Journey
• Barriers to Culturally Competent Audiology Services : Latino/Hispanic Perspective
• Cross-Cultural Training Approach to Address Barriers : Beyond Provider Training
• Anatomy Graph
• Clinical History for Pediatric and Adult Cases
• Test Description and Instructions for Hearing Tests
• Hearing Technology Description Chart
• Cochlear Implant Assessment.

"As the population in the U.S. becomes more diverse, healthcare professionals have a responsibility to adapt their services to meet the needs of the diverse populations they serve. However, many providers lack access to the appropriate resources to provide high quality care to their Spanish-speaking patients. Audiology Services in Diverse Communities is a professional resource designed to decrease language barriers, improve patient-clinician interactions, and create more culturally competent hearing services"-- Provided by publisher.

• Introduction
• Epidemiology and Impact of CRS
• Genetics and Epigenetics of CRS
• Mechanisms
• Phenotypes of CRS
• Endotypes of CRS
• Co-morbidities of CRS
• Diagnosis
• Associated Auto-Immune Disorders
• Pediatric CRS
• Differential Diagnosis
• Medical Treatment
• Surgical Approaches
• Innovative Treatments and Management
• Unmet Needs, Future Directions for Investigation and Innovation.

Chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS) is one of the most common health care complaints, with the prevalence of 5-12% worldwide. This book aims to present the new findings in mechanism, diagnosis and management of this widespread condition to clinical practitioners. All practical information about CRS is compiled; therefore busy clinicians would not have to perform exhaustive literature studies to diagnose CRS. This book firstly presents the advances in the understanding of epidemiology, genetics, mechanisms, phenotypes, and immunology of this disorder. In the following chapters, details in clinical diagnosis of CRS are summarized, especially clinical characteristics in paediatric CRS. Later chapters introduce medical, surgical, and innovative treatments of CRS, with brief case studies. The role of allergies, asthma, allergic fungal rhinosinusitis, and systemic diseases are also discussed. With the illustrative figures, this book is a comprehensive and quick reference to otolaryngologists, paediatricians, family care physicians, allergists, professional clinical staff, and medical students.

• Introduction.- Epidemiology and Impact of CRS.- Genetics and Epigenetics of CRS.- Mechanisms.- Phenotypes of CRS.- Endotypes of CRS.- Co-morbidities of CRS.- Diagnosis.- Associated Auto-Immune Disorders.- Pediatric CRS.- Differential Diagnosis.- Medical Treatment.- Surgical Approaches.- Innovative Treatments and Management.- Unmet Needs, Future Directions for Investigation and Innovation.
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Chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS) is one of the most common health care complaints, with the prevalence of 5-12% worldwide. This book aims to present the new findings in mechanism, diagnosis and management of this widespread condition to clinical practitioners. All practical information about CRS is compiled; therefore busy clinicians would not have to perform exhaustive literature studies to diagnose CRS. This book firstly presents the advances in the understanding of epidemiology, genetics, mechanisms, phenotypes, and immunology of this disorder. In the following chapters, details in clinical diagnosis of CRS are summarized, especially clinical characteristics in paediatric CRS. Later chapters introduce medical, surgical, and innovative treatments of CRS, with brief case studies. The role of allergies, asthma, allergic fungal rhinosinusitis, and systemic diseases are also discussed. With the illustrative figures, this book is a comprehensive and quick reference to otolaryngologists, paediatricians, family care physicians, allergists, professional clinical staff, and medical students.
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• Preface Acknowledgments About the Authors Contributors
• Chapter 1. The Profession of Audiology in the United States Learning Objectives What Is an Audiologist? What Is an Audiologist's Role? Where Do Audiologists Practice? Relation to Other Professions The Evolution of Audiology Professional Requirements Summary Discussion Questions Information Sources Organizations Resources Section I. Hearing and its Disorders
• Chapter 2. The Nature of Hearing Learning Objectives The Nature of Sound The Auditory System How We Hear Summary Discussion Questions Resources
• Chapter 3. The Nature of Hearing Disorder Learning Objectives Degree and Configuration of Hearing Sensitivity Loss Ear Specificity of Hearing Disorder Type of Hearing Loss Timing Factors Impacting Hearing Disorder Summary Discussion Questions Resources
• Chapter 4. Causes of Hearing Disorder Learning Objectives Auditory Pathology Conductive Hearing Disorders Sensory Hearing Disorders Neural Hearing Disorders Summary Discussion Questions Resources Articles and Books Web Sites Section II. Audiological Diagnosis
• Chapter 5. Introduction to Audiological Diagnosis Learning Objectives The First Question The Audiologist's Challenges Summary Discussion Questions Resources Articles and Books Web Sites
• Chapter 6. Audiological Diagnostic Tools: Pure Tone Audiometry Learning Objectives Equipment and Test Environment The Audiogram Establishing the Pure-Tone Audiogram Summary Discussion Questions Resources
• Chapter 7. Audiological Diagnostic Tools: Speech Audiometry Learning Objectives Speech Audiometry Summary Discussion Questions Resources
• Chapter 8. Audiological Diagnostic Tools: Immittance Measures Learning Objectives Immittance Audiometry Instrumentation Measurement Technique Basic Immittance Measures Principles of Interpretation Clinical Applications Summary Discussion Questions Resources
• Chapter 9. Audiological Diagnostic Tools: Physiologic Measures Learning Objectives Auditory Evoked Potentials Summary Otoacoustic Emissions Summary Discussion Questions Resources Chapter 10/ The Test-battery Approach to Audiological Diagnosis Learning Objectives Determination of Auditory Disorder The Test Battery Approach in Adults The Test Battery Approach in Pediatrics Different Approaches for Different Populations Summary Discussion Questions Resources
• Chapter 11. Communicating Audiometric Results Learning Objectives Talking to Patients Writing Reports Making Referrals Summary Discussion Questions Resources Section III. Audiological Treatment
• Chapter 12. Introduction to Audiological Treatment Learning Objectives The First Questions The Audiologist's Challenge Summary Discussion Questions Resources
• Chapter 13. Audiological Treatment Tools: Hearing Aids Learning Objectives Hearing Instrument Anatomy Hearing Instrument Physiology Consideration for Hearing Aid Options Summary Discussion Questions Resources
• Chapter 14. Audiological Treatment Tools: Implantable Hearing Technology Learning Objectives Cochlear Implants Bone-Conduction Implants Middle-Ear Implants Summary Discussion Questions Resources
• Chapter 15. Audiological Treatment Tools: Hearing Assistive and Connectivity Technologies Learning Objectives The Challenges of Complex Environments Hearing Assistive Technology Telecommunication Access Technologies Assistive Listening Devices Summary Discussion Questions Resources
• Chapter 16. Audiological Treatment Tools: Verification and Outcome Measures Learning Objectives Hearing Aid Selection and Fitting Orientation, Counseling, and Follow-up Assessing Outcomes Post-Fitting Rehabilitation Summary Discussion Questions Resources
• Chapter 17. Different Treatment Approaches for Different Populations Learning Objectives Adult Populations Pediatric Populations Other Populations Summary Discussion Questions Resources Section IV. Vestibular System Function and Assessment
• Chapter 18. Introduction to Balance Function and Assessment Learning Objectives The Vestibular System Disorders of Dizziness and Balance The Balance Function Test Battery The Test Battery in Action Summary Discussion Questions Resources Glossary Appendix A. Audiology Scope of Practice Appendix B. Audiology Standards of Practice Appendix C. Answers to Discussion Questions Index.
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The third edition of Clinical Audiology: An Introduction provides a comprehensive enhancement of all the introductory material available in previous editions of this stimulating textbook. Students can gain an understanding of the scope of the field of audiology and feel prepared to dive deeper into the subject as they progress through their courses. This essential book, now with even more exciting content and features, focuses on the clinical nature of audiology to familiarize students with the many challenging questions encountered by an audiologist. This textbook is intended primarily for beginning-level students in the fields of audiology and speech-language pathology. It is intended for the first major courses in audiology, whether it be at the undergraduate or graduate level. Whether your goal is to pursue a career as an audiologist or a speech-language pathologist, Clinical Audiology: An Introduction, Third Edition is the most comprehensive, accessible book available to provide you with the clinical understanding to advance in your chosen field. New to the Third Edition: *New Coauthor: Virginia Ramachandran, AuD, PhD *Two new chapters on implantable hearing technology and hearing assistive and connectivity technologies *Updated descriptions of hearing disorders and their causes *Expanded focus on diagnostic approach strategies *Expanded audiological treatment section *Updated hearing aid technology and verification approaches *An introduction to vestibular system assessment Key Features: *Chapter objectives at the beginning of each chapter preview the concepts to be discussed. *End of chapter discussion questions aid students in applying concepts. *End of chapter summaries outline the key points from the chapter improve retention *Margin notes provide key terms and definitions. *Bolded key terms draw attention to important concepts throughout the text. *Clinical notes describe particular techniques students might consider using. *Comprehensive glossary and index.
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• Embryology of Inner Ear Malformation Types and Radiologic Relevance.- Preoperative Auditory Evaluation of Patients with Common Cavity Deformity.- Radiology of Common Cavity Deformity.- Electrode Array Design in Common Cavity Deformity.- Cochlear Implantation Technique for Common Cavity Deformity.- Complications management of Common Cavity Deformity Surgery.- Outcomes of Common Cavity Deformity after Cochlear Implantation.- Vestibular Function of Patients with Common Cavity Deformity.
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The common cavity deformity (CCD) of the inner ear is characterized by cochlea and vestibule forming a single cavity. It indicates cochlear implantation (CI) and about 15% to 25% of inner ear malformation. However, complications such as facial nerve injury, penetration of the electrode array into the internal auditory canal (IAC) and electrode displacement are common, leading to unsatisfied outcomes. This book describes the embryology of CCD, preoperative auditory, balance and vestibular evaluation, and electrophysiology and radiology aspect for CCD. In addition, the surgical technique and CI outcomes will be focused. The electrode array design is also a highlight for CCD surgery, and will be discussed in details. Last but not least, the balance and vestibular function research of CCD patients before and after surgery is also thoroughly reviewed. It will be a good reference for otologist and practitioners in related field to understand more about CCD.
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• Embryology of Inner Ear Malformation Types and Radiologic Relevance
• Preoperative Auditory Evaluation of Patients with Common Cavity Deformity
• Radiology of Common Cavity Deformity
• Electrode Array Design in Common Cavity Deformity
• Cochlear Implantation Technique for Common Cavity Deformity
• Complications management of Common Cavity Deformity Surgery
• Outcomes of Common Cavity Deformity after Cochlear Implantation
• Vestibular Function of Patients with Common Cavity Deformity.

The common cavity deformity (CCD) of the inner ear is characterized by cochlea and vestibule forming a single cavity. It indicates cochlear implantation (CI) and about 15% to 25% of inner ear malformation. However, complications such as facial nerve injury, penetration of the electrode array into the internal auditory canal (IAC) and electrode displacement are common, leading to unsatisfied outcomes. This book describes the embryology of CCD, preoperative auditory, balance and vestibular evaluation, and electrophysiology and radiology aspect for CCD. In addition, the surgical technique and CI outcomes will be focused. The electrode array design is also a highlight for CCD surgery, and will be discussed in details. Last but not least, the balance and vestibular function research of CCD patients before and after surgery is also thoroughly reviewed. It will be a good reference for otologist and practitioners in related field to understand more about CCD.

• Section I: The Orbit.- Simple Orbitotomy.- Orbital Hematoma: Acute.- Orbital Hematoma: Delayed.- Extraoccular Muscle Injury.- Silent Sinus Syndrome.-
• Section II: The Skull Base.- CSF Leak in the Ethmoid.- CSF Leak in the Sphenoid/Stella- CSF Lean in an Unusual Location.- Pneumocephalus.- Intracranial Injury.-
• Section III: Surgical Bleeding: Generalized Bleeding.- Sphenopalatine Artery.- Anterior Ethmoid Artery.- Carotid Artery Injury.- The Anticoagulated Patient.-
• Section IV: Surgical Healing.- Synechiae.- Ostial Stenosis.- Middle Turbinate Lateralization.- Intraoperative Decision Making.- I should Have Used Packing/Stent.- I Shouldn't have Put that In.- I Could Have Done Better with Navigation.- I Shouldn't Have Relied on Navigation. .
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Despite meticulous attention to details and expert technique, complications resulting from rhinologic procedures can occur during one's professional career. This book discusses real-life complications and why these unfortunate events occur, as well as how best to manage the consequent issues. The text also provides thoughtful strategies to prevent such situations going forward. The book is organized as a series of case-based chapters, each illustrating a complication involving the orbit, the skull base, unexpected bleeding, poor healing, or those relating to intraoperative decision making, and how each was managed by the authors. Each chapter begins with bullet points highlighting key clinical pearls illustrated by that particular case. Written by leaders in the field with decades of experience in sino-nasal procedures, the analysis complements expert opinions with evidence-based published literature and shares experiences related to the most current techniques, devices, and instrumentation. Every otolaryngologist practicing rhinologic procedures will appreciate the candid nature of the discussion and will find enrichment in this shared wisdom. Lessons Learned from Rhinologic Procedure Complications: A Case-Based Review serves practitioners of general otolaryngology as well as resident trainees in this field, explaining how best to identify, diagnose, and resolve a complication during rhinology procedures.
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• Intro
• Foreword
• Contents
• Contributors
• Part I: The Orbit
• Chapter 1: Orbital Hematoma
• Clinical Pearls
• Case Presentation
• Root Cause Analysis
• Lessons Learned
• References
• Chapter 2: Management of Orbital Hematoma in Endoscopic Sinus Surgery
• Clinical Pearls
• Case Presentation
• Root Cause Analysis
• Lessons Learned
• Anatomy of the Orbit and the Anterior Ethmoid Artery
• Intraoperative Management of Anterior Ethmoid Artery Injury
• Summary
• References
• Chapter 3: Extraocular Muscle Injury
• Clinical Pearls
• Case Presentation
• Root Cause Analysis

• Lessons Learned
• References
• Chapter 4: Lacrimal Injury During Endoscopic Sinus Surgery: Avoidance and Management
• Pearls
• Case Presentation
• Root Cause Analysis
• Lessons Learned
• Avoidance
• Assessment and Management of NLD Injury
• Conclusion
• References
• Chapter 5: Orbital Complications: Nasolacrimal Duct Injury After Endoscopic Sinus Surgery
• Clinical Pearls
• Case Presentation
• Root Cause Analysis
• Lessons Learned
• References
• Chapter 6: Silent Sinus Syndrome
• Clinical Pearls
• Case Presentation
• Root Cause Analysis
• Lessons Learned
• References

• Chapter 7: Unusual Orbital Complications of Endoscopic Sinus Surgery
• Clinical Pearls
• Case Presentations
• Root Cause Analysis
• Lessons Learned
• References
• Chapter 8: Brown Syndrome Following Endoscopic Modified Lothrop Procedure
• Clinical Pearls
• Case Presentation
• Root Cause Analysis
• Lessons Learned
• References
• Part II: The Skull Base
• Chapter 9: Ethmoid CSF Cerebrospinal Fluid Leak
• Clinical Pearls
• Case Presentation
• Root Cause Analysis
• Avoidance of Intraoperative CSF Leaks
• Management of Intraoperative CSF Leaks
• Lessons Learned
• References

• Chapter 10: Sphenoid Cerebrospinal Fluid Leak
• Clinical Pearls
• Case Presentation
• Root Cause Analysis
• Lessons Learned
• Conclusion
• References
• Chapter 11: Cerebrospinal Fluid Leak and Pneumocephalus after FESS
• Clinical Pearls
• Case Presentation
• Root Cause Analysis
• Lessons Learned
• Management of Iatrogenic Cerebrospinal Fluid Leak
• How to Prevent Iatrogenic Skull Base Defects
• References
• Chapter 12: Tension Pneumocephalus
• Clinical Pearls
• Case Presentation
• Root Cause Analysis
• Lessons Learned
• References

• Chapter 13: A Cerebrospinal Fluid Leak Following Endoscopic Resection of a Frontal Sinus Osteoma
• Clinical Pearls
• Case Presentation
• Root Cause Analysis
• Lessons Learned
• Conclusions
• References
• Chapter 14: Skull Base Injury and Intracranial Complication from Office Sinus Surgery
• Clinical Pearls
• Case Report
• Root Cause Analysis
• Lessons Learned
• In-Office Management of Sinonasal Disease
• Balloon Sinus Ostial Dilation
• Timely Identification and Repair of Skull Base Injury
• Summary
• References

Despite meticulous attention to details and expert technique, complications resulting from rhinologic procedures can occur doing one's professional career. This book discusses real-life complications and why these unfortunate events occurred, as well as how best to manage the consequent issues. The text also provides thoughtful strategies to prevent such situations going forward. The book is organized as a series of case-based chapters, each illustrating a complication involving the orbit, the skull base, unexpected bleeding, poor healing, or those relating to intraoperative decision making, and how each was managed by the authors. Each chapter begins with bullet points highlighting key clinical pearls illustrated by that particular case. Written by leaders in the field with decades of experience in sino-nasal procedures, the analysis complements expert opinions with evidence-based published literature and shares experiences related to the most current techniques, devices, and instrumentation. Every otolaryngologist practicing rhinologic procedures will appreciate the candid nature of the discussion and will find enrichment in this shared wisdom. Lessons Learned from Rhinologic Procedure Complications: A Case-Based Review serves practitioners of general otolaryngology as well as resident trainees in this field, explaining how best to identify, diagnose, and resolve a complication during rhinology procedures.

• Mucus, Goblet Cell, Submucosal Gland
• Coagulation system and rhinosinusitis
• Cilia, Ciliary Movement, and Mucociliary Transport
• Functional Defense Mechanisms of the Nasal respiratory Epithelium
• Local Nasal Inflammation : T Cells and B cells
• Mast Cells
• Macrophage
• The Neutophil and Chronic Rhinosinusitis
• The role of EO
• CRS and biologic therapies
• Nasal NO
• Physiology and Pathophysiology of Sneezing and Itching
• The Dry Nose
• Physiology of the Aging Nose and Geriatric Rhinitis
• Nutrition and the Upper Respiratory Tract
• Physiology of Lacrimal drainage
• Intranasal Trigeminal Perception
• Sinus Pain
• Computational Fluid Dynamics of the Nasal Cavity
• Physiology and Pathophysiology of Nasal Breathing
• Function of the Turbinates
• The Nasal valves
• Nose and Sleep Breathing Disorders
• Pathophysiology of OSAS
• Rhinomanometry
• Acoustic Rhinomanometry
• New Measurement methods in the Diagnosis of nasal Obstruction
• Testing of Transport, Measurement of Ciliary Activity
• Nasal Defensive Proteins
• Assessment of Olfactory Function
• Olfaction
• Electron Microscopy and the Nose
• Genetic Background of the Rhinologic Diseases
• Vomeronasal Organ
• Physiology of the Nasal Cartilages and their importance to Rhinosurgery
• Physiology and Pathophysiology of the Growing Skeleton
• Physiologic Concerns During Rhinplasty
• Nasal Pulmonary Interactions
• Phyiologic and Dentofacial Effects
• The nose and the Eustachian Tube. Nanomedicine and nose.

This fully revised and expanded second edition provides a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of nasal physiology and pathophysiology. With the help of numerous tables, schematic drawings, and color photographs, it helps readers gain a better understanding of the impact of structural changes and the process of disease development, and to make treatment decisions. Each chapter has been written by a leading expert in the field and addresses one important aspect in an accessible way. Covering all four functions of the nose: respiration, defense, olfaction and cosmesis, the book discusses the various techniques for the clinical evaluation of nasal function as well as current trends and future directions in nasal physiologic research. This second edition also includes additional chapters on rhinomanometry, local nasal inflammation, T cells and B cells, and artificial intelligence for the nose. Given its scope, the book is a valuable resource for both experienced otorhinolaryngologists and novices in the field.

• Allergy Rhinology / Daniel B. Spielman and David A. Gudis
• Laryngology / Apoorva T. Ramaswamy and Amanda Hu
• Otolaryngologic Endocrinology / Sallie M. Long and Andrew B. Tassler
• Sleep Medicine / Elliot Morse and Raza Pasha
• General Otolaryngology / Deborah Xie, Wesley L. Davison, and Daniel Schuster
• Head and Neck Cancer / Sallie M. Long, Justin R. Shinn, and Richard Chan Woo Park
• Otology and Neurotology / Alexander Chern, Joshua J. Sturm, Scott H. Troob, Syed F. Ahsan, Justin S. Golub, Theodore R. McRackan, Matthew L. Carlson
• Reconstructive and Facial Plastic Surgery / Andre Shomorony, Brittany R. Barber, and Malika Atmakuri
• Pediatric Otolaryngology / Valerie Cote, Carol Li, and Peggy E. Kelley
• Head and Neck Trauma / Jacob S. Brady and Jonnae Y. Ostrom.

"The now classic "Pocket Pasha" -- Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery: Clinical Reference Guide -- returns for its sixth edition. This universally standard guidebook concisely reviews all aspects of otolaryngology including rhinology, laryngology, otology, plastic surgery, sleep medicine, and more. All chapters focus on the key basic science and clinical information to quickly digest the essentials. This "high-yield" book retains a "by residents, for residents" feel while also including expert content useful not only for students and residents but also allied health professionals, primary care providers, and other health providers. The concise, outline format is useful for rapid reading during urgent clinical situations as well as a last-minute refresher before rounds. The guide has proven essential for board review and maintenance of certification exams"-- Provided by publisher.

• Allergy Rhinology / Daniel B. Spielman and David A. Gudis
• Laryngology / Apoorva T. Ramaswamy and Amanda Hu
• Otolaryngologic Endocrinology / Sallie M. Long and Andrew B. Tassler
• Sleep Medicine / Elliot Morse and Raza Pasha
• General Otolaryngology / Deborah Xie, Wesley L. Davison, and Daniel Schuster
• Head and Neck Cancer / Sallie M. Long, Justin R. Shinn, and Richard Chan Woo Park
• Otology and Neurotology / Alexander Chern, Joshua J. Sturm, Scott H. Troob, Syed F. Ahsan, Justin S. Golub, Theodore R. McRackan, Matthew L. Carlson
• Reconstructive and Facial Plastic Surgery / Andre Shomorony, Brittany R. Barber, and Malika Atmakuri
• Pediatric Otolaryngology / Valerie Cote, Carol Li, and Peggy E. Kelley
• Head and Neck Trauma / Jacob S. Brady and Jonnae Y. Ostrom.

"The now classic "Pocket Pasha" -- Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery: Clinical Reference Guide -- returns for its sixth edition. This universally standard guidebook concisely reviews all aspects of otolaryngology including rhinology, laryngology, otology, plastic surgery, sleep medicine, and more. All chapters focus on the key basic science and clinical information to quickly digest the essentials. This "high-yield" book retains a "by residents, for residents" feel while also including expert content useful not only for students and residents but also allied health professionals, primary care providers, and other health providers. The concise, outline format is useful for rapid reading during urgent clinical situations as well as a last-minute refresher before rounds. The guide has proven essential for board review and maintenance of certification exams"-- Provided by publisher.

• Preface.- Infections and Immunologic Responses.- Pathophysiology of ENT Infections in Children.- Immunization for Prevention of ENT Infections in Children.- Laboratory Diagnosis of ENT Infections.- Radiology for ENT Infections in Children
• Fever: Pathogenesis and Treatment.- Headache in Children.- Sore Throat.- Otalgia: Pathogenesis, Diagnosis and Treatment.- Otorrhea: Pathogenesis, Diagnosis and Treatment.- Rhinorrhoea: Pathogenesis, Diagnosis and Treatment.- Cervical Lymphadenopathy.- Cough.- Otitis Media in Infants.- Common cold.- Tonsillopharyngitis.- Rhinitis.- Pediatric Chronic Rhinosinusitis.- Parotitis.- Uvulitis.- Epiglottitit (Supraglottitis).- Laryngitis, Laryngotracheitis (CROUP).- Otitis Externa.- Otitis Media.- Mastoiditis.- Pediatric Peritonsillar Abscess.- Retropharyngeal and Parapharyngeal Abscesses.- Neck Infections.- Oropharyngeal Manifestations of Systemic Infectious Diseases in Children.- Periorbital (Preseptal) Cellulitis and Other Facial Skin Infections.- PFAPA.- Tuberculosis in the ENT Field.- Cervical Lymphadenitis due to Nontuberculous Mycobacterial Infections.- Oropharyngeal Tularemia.- Oral and Cervicofacial Actinomycosis.- Corynebacterium Diphtheriae.- ENT Infections in Immunecompromised Children.- Role of Allergy in Pediatric ENT Infections.- The Role of Surgery in Treatment and Protection of ENT Infections. Antibacterial Agents and Principles of Appropriate use of Antimicrobial Therapy for Pediatric ENT Infections.- Antiviral Agents For Pediatric ENT Infections.- Antifungal Agents For Pediatric ENT Infections.- Immunomodularing Agents For Pediatric ENT Infections.- Probiotic Usage in Pediatric ENT Infections Practice.- Symptomatic Agents For Pediatric ENT Infections.- Supportive agents for pediatric otolaryngological infections.- Communication with the infected child.- COVID-19 Pandemic and Children.- Recurrent respiratory infections in childhood: the importance of local microbiota modulation. Pediatric ear, nose, and throat emergencies. Nutritional management of sick children.
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The book provides a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of pediatric ENT infections. It brings together the experience of authors from more than 30 countries and aims to provide a broader understanding of the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases in children, that will likely lead to improve their health globally. In addition to new infections like COVID-19, the work reviews the latest treatments modalities. The list of topics ranges from basic to very advanced and the book will be therefore an invaluable resource for ENT and pediatrics trainees and students, as well as for experienced practitioners in these fields.
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The book provides a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of pediatric ENT infections. It brings together the experience of authors from more than 30 countries and aims to provide a broader understanding of the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases in children, that will likely lead to improve their health globally. In addition to new infections like COVID-19, the work reviews the latest treatments modalities. The list of topics ranges from basic to very advanced and the book will be therefore an invaluable resource for ENT and pediatrics trainees and students, as well as for experienced practitioners in these fields.

• The Cornerstones of Relationship-Centered Communication
• Practical Applications of Descriptive Models of Care
• Practicing In-Person Relationship Centered Communication
• A Blended Approach to Relationship Centered Communication
• Monetizing Relationship Centered Communication in the Era of Self-Directed Care

"As hearing aid technology becomes more automated and easier to use for persons with hearing loss, the need for humanistic interactions with a professional is more important than ever. Relationship-Centered Consultation Skills for Audiologists: Remote and In-Person Care is a how-to guide for clinicians who want to provide evidence-based, holistic care to persons with hearing loss. By focusing on person-centered communication, this practical text is an incredible tool for both in-person and remote telehealth providers. With new disruptive technologies, it is crucial to adapt to a changing marketplace. The material in Relationship-Centered Consultation Skills for Audiologists: Remote and In-Person Care is practical and straightforward to implement for the busy clinician"-- Provided by publisher.