Diagnostic Laryngology

Part 1 Indications and Techniques: Presenting Features: Indirect Laryngoscopy: Indications for Endoscopy: Radiologic Examination: Instruments and Equipment: Anesthesia for Laryngoscopy: Technique of Endoscopy: Special Laryngoscopy Techniques: Diagnostic Findings in Infants and Children: Precautions, Postoperative Care, And Complications. Part 2 Atlas of Clinical Illustrations: The Normal Appearance: The Nasal Cavities and Nasopharynx: Laryngomalacia:Congenital Laryngeal Hemangioma and Lymphangioma: Congenital Webs, Stenoses, And Clefts of the Larynx: Tracheoesophageal Fistula and Esophageal Atresia: Vascular Compression of the Trachea, Tracheomalacia, And Congenital Tracheal Stenosis: Acute Inflammatory Airway Obstruction: Foreign Bodies: General Anesthesia and Intubation:Endotracheal Tube Trauma in the Intubated Larynx: Endotracheal Tube Trauma in the Extubated Larynx: Tracheotomy and Tracheostomy Tube Trauma: Laryngeal Trauma: Vocal Nodules and Chronic Laryngitis: Reinke's Edema and Vocal Cord Polyps: Vocal Granulomas and Vocal Ulcers: Multiple Respiratory Papillomatosis: Cystic Disease in the Larynx: Vocal Cord Paralysis and Injection of Teflon: Epithelial Dysplasia and Malignancy: Rare and Unusual Conditions.