By

Fred J. Stucker, MD, FACS, Professor and Chair, DO Otolaryngology, Louisiana State University;
Chris de Souza, MS, DORL, DNB, FACS, Visiting Assistant Professor in Otolaryngology State University of New York;
Guy S. Kenyon, MD, FRCS, Whipps Cross Hospital, DO Otolaryngology, UK
Timothy S. Lian, MD, FACS, DO Otolaryngology, Louisiana State University
Wolfgang Draf, MD, FRCS, Professor, Director, DO ENT, Head and Neck Surgery, UO Magdeburg, Germany
Bernhard Schick, MD, Professor, DO Otolaryngology, University Homburg/Saar, Germany

Book Description

This unique, outstanding and comprehensive textbook on diseases of the nose is unsurpassed in its kind. “Rhinology and Facial Plastic Surgery” covers and illustrates all relevant surgical steps and surgical procedures with unique step-by-step illustrations, including many in color. A combination of current research and comprehensive didactic text provides the reader with a well-balanced view of all that is happening in rhinology. This textbook also includes nasal aesthetic/plastic procedures. Written in exhaustive detail by the world’s leading authorities, this book will remain the benchmark for many years.

Editorial Reviews

Review

From the reviews: “This book integrates the basic science of the nose and face with clinical information on issues in rhinology, trauma, and aesthetics of the face. … the book would be of most benefit to residents and graduates in this field. … There are a plethora of charts, endoscopic photos, drawings, and photos in each chapter. This is an excellent resource and starting point for rhinologic and facial plastic surgery.” (Jeffrey S. Rosenthal, Doody’s Review Service, November, 2009) “The book starts with anatomy and physiology, running through basic disease pathogenesis plus run-of-the-mill surgical procedures, and then delves into cutting edge topics … . The book is beautifully illustrated, with colour pictures plus intelligible tables and graphs … . This book has been well thought out and compiled by its principal authors … . it is worthy of a place on any ENT surgeon’s bookshelf and will stand the test of time, for many years to come!” (S. Watts, The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, Vol. 124, January, 2010)