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ABC of Otolaryngology (ABC Series) [Paperback]

Harold S. Ludman (Author)

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Paperback: 72 pages
Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell; 4th Edition edition (15 Oct 1997)
Language English
ISBN-10: 0727912054
ISBN-13: 978-0727912053
Product Dimensions: 29.4 x 20.6 x 0.6 cm

Average Customer Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)

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"Remarkably informative and readable" – Australian Journal of Otolaryngology

"Clear, informative, didactic and practical, with enough elaboration for the vast majority of medical students, general practitioners, and junior hospital doctors," – Australian Journal of Otolaryngology

"A concise, practical and reliable source of reference for common problems in otolaryngology – Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps

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This informative, easy to follow guide gives expert advice on how to assess and manage patients with the commonest otolaryngological problems, and when to refer them to a specialist. The fourth edition contains developments in nasal and sinus surgery, hearing aids, and the treatment of tinnitus and includes over 100 colour illustrations

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A Clear, concise guide to ENT problems 8 May 2003

By miss L E FOWLER

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This book is an excellent introduction to ENT problems. It has clear photographs and x-rays and also a wealth of well drawn pictures all of which correspond directly to the text adjioning. There is no need to search through pages to find what you are looking for, as the index is very complete and easy to use. The ABC series is generally a very good one and inspires additional reading and this book is no exception. I believe it would be suitable for nurses and junior doctors, and of special interest for those working in fields such as A&E where some the subject matter is seen only occasionally. I have found it to be an invaluable resoure.

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Just okay 15 Jan 2008

By C. M. Gallagher

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Just having graduated as a nurse and moving into the ent field i did not find this book very useful. Yes it has lots of x-rays and information for diagnostic skills but no explainations of how to manage or how to treat conditions in hospital.Probably better for medics and doctors.

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ABC of ENT 17 Feb 2008

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This is an excellent text for medical students studying Ear, Nose and Throat. It covers all the basics and is suitable even for junior doctors, especially those who are doing an ENT job as part of a rotation in General Practice inthe UK. It will not be adequate for juniors planning a career in ENT or for specialist registrars (Key Topics in Otolaryngology is far more in depth).

Nonetheless it is a well written and concise text. The chapter on facial pain (contributed by prof N Jones) is particulary useful as it debunks many myths about the link between facial pain and sinusitis.

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