The trillions of miles we drive each year are just as destructive to our natural environment as any of the better known threats, such as habitat loss or intensive farming. Traffication does for road traffic what Silent Spring did for agrochemicals: awakening us from our collective road-blindness and opening up a whole new chapter in conservation.
This authoritative and richly illustrated resource serves as a comprehensive guide for managing complex head and neck cancer cases. It encapsulates the author's extensive experience in surgical management, focusing on challenging excisions and reconstructions. The first half of the book is organized by regions of the head and neck, with each chapter detailing the etiology, pathology, pathophysiology, and surgical anatomy necessary for effective diagnostic evaluation and treatment. Discussions encompass both surgical and nonsurgical approaches, including chemotherapy and radiation. Additional chapters address critical topics such as pediatric patient care, radiotherapy, and the implications of tumor ablation on speech, voice, and swallowing. Key features include detailed procedural descriptions that assist clinicians, in-depth management strategies that clarify treatment options and their limitations, and nearly 1,000 high-quality illustrations that elucidate pathologic and surgical concepts. The book also covers advanced techniques in skull base and laryngeal surgery, along with essential discussions on nursing care, nutrition, and speech therapy. This invaluable resource is designed to optimize care for patients with advanced cancer and is ideal for clinicians and residents in various surgical and oncology specialties.