Irene Nolan 
Refinements in Head and Neck Surgery 

Otolaryngology deals with disorders of the ear, nose and throat, which include the head and neck. Otolaryngologistsdiagnose and manage diseases of the sinuses, larynx (voice box), oral cavity, and upper pharynx (mouth and throat), as wellas structures of the neck and face, as well as many ENT primary care problems in both children and adults. It is acomprehensive coverage of the full range of head and neck surgery. It is a concise text that contains many "pearls" and issuitable for quick reference.This book is a concise guide to developments in head and neck surgery, with a focus on advancedtechnical aspects, variations and refinements. This book provides basic surgical principles and explains a differentanatomical region of the head and neck, emphasizing operative techniques and their outcomes. Each procedure is explainedstep by step and refinements are compared with conventional surgical techniques, supplemented by clearly labeledillustrations. This practical book includes numerous intra-operative figures and tables and is a valuable resource for bothpracticing ENT surgeons and trainees. It deals for head and neck surgeons early in their careers, as well as establishedsurgeons.