دانلود کتاب مانیتورینگ عصب جمجمه حین عمل در گوش و حلق و بینی سر و گردن

Advances in intraoperative cranial nerve monitoring in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery have resulted in the optimization of patient outcomes and have improved the safety profile for our surgeries in the head and neck. There has been an expansion in both clinical applications and indications for nerve monitoring in the head and neck. Continuous innovation in the field has been led by many dedicated specialists contributing to this book including members of the International Neuromonitoring Study Group, founded by Dr. Gregory Randolph and Professor Henning Dralle. The Task Force on Cranial Nerve Monitoring of the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery (AAOHNS) has provided further support for nerve monitoring with its position statement and task force report. This book was conceived to fill the void that existed in having one source accessible to practitioners and trainees dedicated to intraoperative nerve monitoring. The book draws upon internationally recognized experts to elucidate the values, techniques, and limitations of intraoperative cranial nerve monitoring in head and neck surgery. It is our hope that this book will serve to further the knowledge of surgeons and multidisciplinary teams in their pursuit of providing their patients with the best care possible. We also hope that it will inspire future research and efforts to improve upon our existing knowledge to help the patients of tomorrow. Finally, we would like to thank our students, residents, and fellows, whom we have been privileged to mentor and train over the courses of our careers, and to our patients who have been so appreciative of the value that intraoperative nerve monitoring brings to their care. We would also like to thank Samantha Lonuzzi from Springer for her support in bringing this work to fruition.