Front cover; IFC_Expert consult pin page; ENT Secrets; Copyright page; Preface; Contributors; Table of Contents; Top 100 Examination Pearls; I General; 1 General Anatomy and Embryology with Radiology Correlates; Questions; 1. When do the sinuses develop?; 2. What is the difference between agger nasi, Onodi, and Haller ethmoid cells?; 3. Name the branches of the internal carotid artery in the neck.; 4. Name the eight branches of the external carotid artery in the neck.; 5. Name the four types of tongue papillae. Where are they located?
Contents: 6. Describe the landmarks used to find the facial nerve during parotid surgery. 7. Name each of the major salivary glands and describe the types of saliva produced by each.; 8. How do the salivary glands develop embryologically?; 9. Describe the embryology of the parathyroid glands.; 10. Describe the fascial planes of the neck.; 11. Describe the lymph node levels of the neck used for staging head and neck cancer.; 12. Describe the branchial arch derivatives as they relate to the ear.; 13. Describe the branchial arch derivatives as they relate to the larynx.
Contents: 14. Name the 12 cranial nerves and their functions. 15. What muscle is the only vocal fold abductor?; 16. Name the layers of the vocal fold, from superficial to deep.; 17. Which layers of the vocal fold form the cover? Which form the ligament?; 18. What is the best type of imaging for the temporal bone?; 19. What is the best type of imaging to evaluate the cerebellopontine angle?; 20. What is the best type of imaging to evaluate the thyroid?; 21. If you suspect a peritonsillar abscess is present, do you need to obtain imaging?; 22. How does a PET (positron emission tomography) scan work?
Contents: 23. What changes to the appearance of a lymph node make it suspicious for malignancy on a CT scan with contrast?Bibliography; 2 ENT Emergencies; Questions; 1. What are the ABCDEs of any medical emergency?; 2. What is acute epiglottitis and why is it an emergency?; 3. How does the presentation of epiglottitis differ in adults and children?; 4. How should epiglottitis be diagnosed and treated?; 5. Describe angioedema.; 6. What causes angioedema?; 7. What is involved in the workup of angioedema?; 8. What is the treatment of angioedema?; 9. Describe malignant otitis externa (MOE).
Contents: 10. What are the common bacteria associated with MOE?11. What is the presentation of MOE?; 12. How is the diagnosis of MOE made?; 13. Describe the treatment of MOE.; 14. What is acute invasive sinusitis and why is it considered an emergency?; 15. What are the typical causes of AIFS?; 16. How do you diagnose AIFS?; 17. What is the survival associated with AIFS?; 18. Describe Ludwig's angina.; 19. What causes Ludwig's angina?; 20. How do you diagnose Ludwig's angina?; 21. What is the management of Ludwig's angina?; 22. What is a tracheo-innominate (TI) fistula?