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1 online resource (521 pages) |
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Cover -- Half Title -- Copyright Page -- Title Page -- Table of Contents -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- PREFACE -- ABBREVIATIONS -- PART 1: THE EAR -- CHAPTER 1: ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE EAR -- 1.1 Introduction -- 1.2 Gross and microscopic anatomy of the ear -- 1.3 Microscopic structure of the external ear canal -- 1.4 Microscopic structure of the tympanum and middle ear -- 1.5 Microclimate of the external ear canal -- 1.6 Effect of underlying disease and the effect of surgery on the otic environment and microflora -- 1.7 Microbiology of the external ear canal -- 1.8 Physiology of hearing -- 1.9 References -- CHAPTER 2: DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 History and signalment -- 2.3 General otic and neurological examination -- 2.4 Cleaning the external ear canal -- 2.5 Otoscopic appearance of the external ear canal and tympanum -- 2.6 Cytological characteristics of normal and abnormal ears -- 2.7 Biopsy of the external ear canal -- 2.8 Imaging the external ear canal and the middle and inner ear -- 2.9 Myringotomy -- 2.10 Neurological assessment of the pinna and external ear canal -- 2.11 Electrophysiological hearing tests -- 2.12 References -- CHAPTER 3: EAR CLEANERS, EAR CLEANING, DEPILATORIES, CERUMINOLYTICS, ANTIBIOTICS, TOPICAL STEROIDS AND OTIC ANTIPARASITICS -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Otic cleansers, ceruminolytics and depilatories -- 3.3 Antimicrobial medications -- 3.4 Topical antibacterial therapy -- 3.5 Systemic antibacterial therapy -- 3.6 Systemic absorption of topical antibacterial agents and topical otic glucocorticoids -- 3.7 Antimalassezial treatment -- 3.8 Methicillin-resistant staphylococci -- 3.9 Otic antiparasitic treatments -- 3.10 References -- CHAPTER 4: DISEASES OF THE PINNA -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Pinnal trauma -- 4.3 Pinnal disease characterised by crust and scale |
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4.4 Focal lesions principally affecting the dorsal pinna -- 4.5 Pinnal dermatoses causing papules and nodules -- 4.6 Dermatoses principally affecting the concave aspect of the pinna -- 4.7 Dermatoses principally causing symmetrical pinnal alopecia -- 4.8 References -- CHAPTER 5: AETIOLOGY AND PATHOGENESIS OF OTITIS EXTERNA -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 The concept of primary and secondary factors, predisposing factors and perpetuating change -- 5.3 Primary causes of otitis externa -- 5.4 Secondary causes of otitis externa -- 5.5 Perpetuating factors -- 5.6 Practical management of otitis -- putting theory into practice -- 5.7 Otitis externa in cats -- 5.8 Trauma to the ear canal -- 5.9 Nasopharyngeal and middle ear polyps -- 5.10 Para-aural abscessation -- 5.11 References -- CHAPTER 6: DISEASES OF THE MIDDLE EAR -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 Otitis media in the cat -- 6.3 Otitis media in the dog -- 6.4 Primary secretory otitis media/otitis media with effusion -- 6.5 Cholesteatoma -- 6.6 Trauma of the temporal bone -- 6.7 References -- CHAPTER 7: DISEASES OF THE INNER EAR -- 7.1 Introduction -- 7.2 Congenital deafness -- 7.3 Congenital peripheral vestibular syndromes -- 7.4 Labyrinthitis -- 7.5 Ototoxicity -- 7.6 Inner ear trauma -- 7.7 Age-related hearing loss -- 7.8 Noise-induced hearing loss -- 7.9 Idiopathic peripheral vestibular ataxia -- 7.10 References -- PART 2: THE NOSE -- CHAPTER 8: NOSE ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY -- 8.1 Introduction -- 8.2 Gross and microscopic anatomy of the nose -- 8.3 Regulation and conditioning of the airflow -- 8.4 Mucosal cleaning, sneezing and reverse sneezing -- 8.5 Olfaction and vomeronasal organ function -- 8.6 Microbiology of the normal nasal cavities of dogs and cats -- 8.7 References -- CHAPTER 9: NOSE DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES -- 9.1 Introduction and approach to the diagnosis of nasal disease |
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9.2 Functional and olfactory testing -- 9.3 The histopathology of the nasal planum -- 9.4 Radiographic features of the normal and abnormal nose -- 9.5 Advanced imaging of the nasal cavity and nasal sinuses -- 9.6 Rhinoscopy and nasopharyngoscopy -- 9.7 References -- CHAPTER 10: DISEASES OF THE NASAL PLANUM -- 10.1 Introduction -- 10.2 Diseases affecting the rostral nose but not the nasal planum -- 10.3 Diseases affecting the nasal planum -- 10.4 References -- CHAPTER 11: DISEASES OF THE NASAL CAVITY AND SINUSES -- 11.1 Introduction -- 11.2 Congenital diseases of the nose -- 11.3 Brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome -- 11.4 Epistaxis -- 11.5 Nasal and nasopharyngeal foreign body -- 11.6 Mycotic rhinitis -- 11.7 Cleft palate and oronasal fistula -- 11.8 Polyps and neoplastic disease -- 11.9 Infectious rhinitis -- 11.10 Allergic rhinitis -- 11.11 Chronic, nonspecific or idiopathic rhinitis -- 11.12 Nasal and sinal trauma -- 11.13 References -- CHAPTER 12: DISEASES OF THE NASOPHARYNX -- 12.1 Introduction -- 12.2 Nasopharyngeal stenosis and choanal atresia -- 12.3 Nasopharyngeal cysts and craniopharyngioma -- 12.4 References -- PART 3: THE THROAT -- CHAPTER 13: THROAT ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY -- 13.1 Introduction -- 13.2 Gross and microscopic anatomy of the throat -- 13.3 Swallowing -- 13.4 Coughing and protection of lower airways -- 13.5 Regulation of respiratory airflow and vocalisation -- 13.6 References -- CHAPTER 14: THROAT DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES -- 14.1 Introduction -- 14.2 Throat inspection (pharyngolaryngoscopy) -- 14.3 Radiographic and ultrasonographic evaluation of the throat -- 14.4 Videofluoroscopy -- 14.5 Advanced imaging of the throat -- 14.6 EMG of pharynx and larynx -- 14.7 References -- CHAPTER 15: DISEASES OF THE PHARYNX -- 15.1 Introduction -- 15.2 Congenital abnormalities of the pharynx -- 15.3 Pharyngeal mucoceles |
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15.4 Pharyngitis and tonsillitis -- 15.5 Traumatic injuries of the pharynx -- 15.6 Pharyngeal and tonsillar neoplasia -- 15.7 Oropharyngeal dysphagia -- 15.8 References -- CHAPTER 16: DISEASES OF THE LARYNX -- 16.1 Introduction -- 16.2 Congenital abnormalities of the larynx -- 16.3 Acute and chronic laryngitis -- 16.4 Laryngeal cysts, polyps and tumours -- 16.5 Laryngeal paralysis -- 16.6 Epiglottic entrapment and retroversion -- 16.7 Traumatic injuries of the larynx -- 16.8 References -- PART 4: SURGERY OF THE EAR, NOSE AND THROAT -- CHAPTER 17: PERIOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT -- 17.1 Introduction -- 17.2 Peri- and postoperative analgesia -- 17.3 Peri- and postoperative antibacterial therapy -- 17.4 Postoperative nutritional management after ENT surgery -- 17.5 Postoperative dressings and wound management -- 17.6 References -- CHAPTER 18: SURGERY OF THE EAR -- 18.1 Introduction -- 18.2 Aural haematoma -- 18.3 Traumatic injury to the pinna and pinnal amputation -- 18.4 Lateral approach to the ear canal for polyp removal -- 18.5 Lateral wall resection -- 18.6 Vertical ear canal ablation -- 18.7 Total ear canal ablation -- 18.8 Lateral bulla osteotomy -- 18.9 Ventral bulla osteotomy -- 18.10 Ventilation tubes -- 18.11 References -- CHAPTER 19: SURGERY OF THE NOSE -- 19.1 Introduction -- 19.2 Biopsy and resection of the nasal planum -- 19.3 Surgical correction of brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome -- 19.4 Closure of cleft palate and oronasal fistulae -- 19.5 Trephination of the nasal sinuses -- 19.6 Dorsal rhinotomy with turbinectomy -- 19.7 Ventral rhinotomy -- 19.8 Lateral rhinotomy -- 19.9 Nasopharyngotomy and nasopharyngeal polyp removal -- 19.10 References -- CHAPTER 20: SURGERY OF THE THROAT -- 20.1 Introduction and temporary tracheostomy -- 20.2 Surgical correction of oropharyngeal dysphagia -- 20.3 Tonsillectomy -- 20.4 Ventral neck exploration |
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20.5 Marsupialisation of mucoceles -- 20.6 Arytenoid lateralisation for laryngeal paralysis -- 20.7 Ventral laryngotomy for removal of laryngeal masses -- 20.8 References -- INDEX |
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Print version record |
| Subject |
Dogs -- Diseases.
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Dog Diseases
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Dogs -- Diseases
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Ter Haar, Gert
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| ISBN |
9781482236507 |
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1482236508 |
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9781315355757 |
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1315355752 |
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9781315373065 |
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1315373068 |
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9781315336695 |
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1315336693 |
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