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ENT Infections: An Atlas of Investigation and Management
Clinical Publishing, March 2010, Pages: 120
This new atlas provides an illustrated guide to the investigation, diagnosis and management of infectious diseases of the ear, nose and throat. The authors begin with an overview of the microbiology of ENT infections, followed by a brief summary of the principles of pharmacological management. The main sections of the atlas focus in turn on infections of the ear, the nose and paranasal sinuses, and the mouth and throat. Information is supported by high quality colour photographs, diagnostic algorithms and tables throughout.
Benefits:
- Comprehensive full-colour guide to all aspects of ENT infectious disease - Presents information in a clear layout to assist visual investigation of signs and symptoms - Includes introduction to microbiology and concludes with special section on tropical disease
Readership:
- Otolaryngologists and infection specialists - Specialists in and head and neck surgery - General physicians - Doctors in training
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