Empty Nose Syndrome (EPUB)

Empty Nose Syndrome (EPUB)

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This book provides a comprehensive look at Empty Nose Syndrome (ENS), a potentially devastating syndrome typically caused by excessive surgical removal of turbinate tissue. The book covers ENS symptoms, diagnosis, treatment options, and prevention, with a focus on proper turbinate management during nasal surgery. It is a valuable resource for physicians, surgeons, and trainees. It is published by Elsevier Health Sciences and will be available on May 16, 2023. The ISBN is 9780443107153 and 9780443108730.

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Empty Nose Syndrome (EPUB)

by Eugene Barton Kern (Author)
The first article dedicated entirely to the management of this potentially deadly condition. Syndrome of the Empty Nose: Evidence-Based Ideas for Improved Turbinate Management describes the state of the art in ENS, which is highly pertinent to physicians, surgeons, and training. ENS is a secondary atrophic rhinitis that is primarily caused by the excessive surgical removal of functional turbinate tissue.Drs. Eugene Barton Kern and Oren Friedman increase the awareness of ENS, expose the current state of knowledge regarding ENS, and provide detailed information regarding how to prevent or mitigate it.
Comprehensive coverage of the entire issue of ENS, based on scientific research, is included in the book, this includes a large bibliography of resources for further reading.
Addresses the proper management of turbinates during surgery on the nose in detail, it states that ENS is typically prevented.
It has sections on the symptoms of ENS, the definition of turbinate management, the diagnosis and treatment of ENS, and more, plus a comprehensive description of every aspect of turbinate management.
Combining today’s available information on this pertinent topic into a single, simple resource.

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Other: Elsevier Health Sciences; May 16th, 2023
Speakers: English
ISBN: 9780443107345
ISBN: 9780443108730

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