Description
Book SynopsisThe temporal bones are situated at the sides and base of the skull and support the temples. The relationship of the temporal bone structures is very complex and can be difficult for otologic surgeons to master.
Beginning with an introduction to surface anatomy and instruments used in temporal bone surgery, this concise guide describes common operations with emphasis on procedures, anatomy and surgical objectives.
The book includes more than 180 full colour digital photographs depicting every step of dissection, each with a detailed explanation and clear illustrations. Practical ‘points to remember’ assist trainees with learning and a DVD presenting different procedures is also included.
Key points
- Concise guide to common procedures in temporal bone surgery
- More than 180 full colour digital photographs with explanations
- Useful ‘point to remember’ sections
- Includes DVD of different surgical procedures
Table of Contents
- Surface Anatomy
- Instruments
- Cortical Mastoidectomy
- Atticotomy
- Facial Recess Approach (Posterior Tympanotomy)
- Extended Facial Recess Approach
- Approach to Endolymphatic Sac
- Facial Nerve
- Labyrinthectomy
- Translabyrinthine Exposure of the Internal Auditory Canal
- Inside-out Mastoidectomy
- Mastoid Tip Excision
DVD Contents
- Cortical Mastoidectomy
- Posterior Tympanotomy
- Extended Posterior Tympanotomy
- Atticotomy
- Endolymphatic Sac Decompression
- Labyrinthectomy
- Approach to Internal Auditory Canal
- Exposure of Internal Auditory Canal
- Canal Wall Down Mastoidectomy
- Mastoid Tip Excision
