Manual of Clinical Cases in Ear, Nose and Throat (True Publisher)

Manual of Clinical Cases in Ear, Nose and Throat (1st Edition, 2017) is a comprehensive clinical companion tailored for undergraduate medical students, ENT residents, and general practitioners who seek a structured, case-oriented approach to learning otolaryngology. This manual presents real-life ENT cases that simulate clinical encounters, making it ideal for OSCE preparation, ward rounds, or self-assessment.

Whether you’re aiming to improve patient assessment, refine your differential diagnosis skills, or prepare for clinical exams, this manual offers a concise yet in-depth look into the diagnosis and management of common and complex ENT presentations.

 Key Features & Highlights:

• Over 50+ clinical cases with structured Q&A for step-by-step clinical reasoning
• Emphasizes practical approaches to diagnosis and treatment decisions
• Covers common conditions as well as rare but critical ENT emergencies
• Easy-to-digest format with summaries, investigations, and management plans
• Ideal for medical exams, clerkships, and early clinical practice
• Authored by ENT educators with hands-on teaching experience

Topics Covered:
This edition includes core chapters on:

• Ear disorders: hearing loss, otitis media, vertigo, tinnitus
• Nose and sinus conditions: rhinitis, sinusitis, epistaxis
• Throat and laryngeal cases: tonsillitis, hoarseness, dysphagia
• Head and neck pathologies: neck masses, salivary gland disorders, thyroid nodules
• Emergency scenarios and red flags in ENT practice

 About the Author:
Authored by a team of experienced ENT specialists and medical educators affiliated with academic institutions, the authors combine clinical expertise with a passion for practical medical teaching.

 File Details:

• Format: PDF
• File Size: Approx. 12 MB
• Language: English
• Device Compatibility: Optimized for Kindle, iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS platforms

 Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Is this book useful for preparing for OSCE or clinical exams?
A: Yes, the case-based format and structured Q&A make it an excellent tool for OSCE preparation and clinical viva practice.

Q2: Can general practitioners benefit from this book?
A: Definitely. GPs often encounter ENT issues in primary care, and this book offers quick, evidence-based approaches to assessment and management.