Clinical Methods in ENT, 3rd Edition

Description

Clinical Methods in ENT, 3rd Edition

Clinical Methods in ENT, 3rd Edition by P. T. Wakode is a practical and student-friendly guide to clinical examination, diagnosis and case presentation in ear, nose, throat and head-and-neck disorders.

The book has been designed as a clinical handbook for undergraduate medical students, interns and postgraduate trainees. It explains the essential principles of history-taking and physical examination in a systematic, step-by-step manner, helping readers develop confidence in approaching ENT patients.

Important clinical signs, common symptoms, examination techniques, diagnostic procedures and relevant instruments are presented in clear and accessible language. The book also helps students organise their findings, formulate differential diagnoses and present long and short cases during clinical examinations.

This third edition provides updated clinical information while maintaining a concise and practical approach. Numerous illustrations support the descriptions of examination methods and important findings, making the book particularly useful for bedside learning, practical classes and viva preparation.

Key Features

• Practical handbook for clinical ENT examination
• Systematic approach to history-taking and case assessment
• Step-by-step examination of the ear, nose and throat
• Covers important head-and-neck examination methods
• Explains common symptoms and their differential diagnosis
• Includes frequently used ENT instruments and diagnostic tests
• Simple language suitable for undergraduate students
• Supported by useful clinical illustrations
• Helps organise and present long and short clinical cases
• Useful for practical, clinical and viva examinations
• Updated for interns and postgraduate ENT trainees
• Concise format suitable for quick bedside reference

Major Topics Covered

• ENT history-taking and general examination
• Examination of the external ear and auditory canal
• Otoscopy and examination of the tympanic membrane
• Assessment of hearing loss
• Tuning-fork tests and basic audiological evaluation
• Vestibular system and vertigo examination
• Facial nerve examination
• Examination of the nose and paranasal sinuses
• Anterior and posterior rhinoscopy
• Assessment of nasal obstruction and epistaxis
• Oral cavity and oropharyngeal examination
• Examination of the larynx and voice
• Indirect laryngoscopy
• Assessment of dysphagia and hoarseness
• Examination of neck swellings and lymph nodes
• Head-and-neck examination
• Common ENT instruments and investigations
• Clinical case presentation and differential diagnosis

Recommended For

• MBBS undergraduate students
• Medical interns and house officers
• MS ENT and DLO trainees
• FCPS Otolaryngology candidates
• Postgraduate ENT residents
• General practitioners and medical officers
• Candidates preparing for ENT practical and viva examinations
• Medical college and hospital libraries