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Surgery of the Larynx and Trachea

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  • 16 heures de lecture

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Surgery of the Larynx and Trachea utilizes text and illustrations to detail 11 laryngeal and pharyngeal procedures. Based on the author s extensive experience in performing between 50 and 600 of each of the procedures described, the book shows in precise detail how to improve diagnostic and surgical technical acumen. The text incorporates over 400 color drawings by illustrator Christine Gralapp. The precise illustrations aid the reader in avoiding surgical pitfalls, preventing complications, and achieving best outcomes. Minimizing such risks as fistula after laryngectomy, stromal stenosis after laryngectomy, and/or tracheal stenosis after a tracheotomy are thoroughly examined. Specific procedures discussed include Teflon injection of the vocal cord, indirect laryngoscopy, and radical neck dissection, among others.

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Surgery of the Larynx and Trachea, Herbert H. Dedo MD, Christine Gralapp

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Année de publication
1990
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(rigide),
État du livre
Abîmé
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334,99 €

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Titre
Surgery of the Larynx and Trachea
Langue
Anglais
Éditeur
pmph usa
Publié
1990
Format
rigide
Pages
439
ISBN10
1556640633
ISBN13
9781556640636
Séries
Mots clés
Médecine
Description
Surgery of the Larynx and Trachea utilizes text and illustrations to detail 11 laryngeal and pharyngeal procedures. Based on the author s extensive experience in performing between 50 and 600 of each of the procedures described, the book shows in precise detail how to improve diagnostic and surgical technical acumen. The text incorporates over 400 color drawings by illustrator Christine Gralapp. The precise illustrations aid the reader in avoiding surgical pitfalls, preventing complications, and achieving best outcomes. Minimizing such risks as fistula after laryngectomy, stromal stenosis after laryngectomy, and/or tracheal stenosis after a tracheotomy are thoroughly examined. Specific procedures discussed include Teflon injection of the vocal cord, indirect laryngoscopy, and radical neck dissection, among others.