Pathology of the ear /
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| Language: | English |
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Edinburgh ; New York :
Churchill Livingstone,
1993.
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Table of Contents:
- Inflammatory diseases of the ear
- Gross anatomy, development, histology of the external ear, middle ear and of the ossicles
- Inflammatory diseases of the external ear
- Inflammatory diseases of the middle ear and their sequelae
- Specific granulomas of the ear
- Mycotic diseases of the ear
- Parasitic and insect-borne diseases of the ear
- Wegener's granuloma of the ear
- Gout, amyloidosis, malakoplakia, cystic fibrosis
- Neoplasms
- Introduction and classification of neoplasms
- Tumour-like lesions of the ear
- Squamous epithelial neoplasms
- Glandular tumours
- Neuroendocrine neoplasms of the ear
- Neurogenic neoplasms including melanomas
- Classification of soft tissue tumours and the use of markers
- Fibrous tissue neoplasms
- Cartilaginous and osteogenic neoplasms
- Muscle tissue neoplasms
- Vascular, adipose and synovial neoplasms
- Lymphoreticular neoplasms
- Miscellaneous rare neoplasms
- Secondary neoplasms
- Bone diseases of the ear and temporal bone
- Otosclerosis
- Systemic bone diseases affecting the temporal bone.
- (cont) Pathology of hearing loss (deafness)
- Pathology of congenital conductive hearing loss and malformations of the external and middle ear
- Clinical syndromes associated with congenital conductive hearing loss
- History of the organ of Corti and its development and morphology
- Ultrastructure of the inner ear
- Cytoskeleton of the cells of the organ of Corti and its functional morphology
- Classification and histopathology of syndromes associated with sensorineural deafness
- Endocrine disorders and deafness
- Neuropathies
- Chromosome aberrations and genetic aspects of deafness
- Deafness acquired in fetal life
- Deafness acquired in the perinatal period
- Deafness acquired in the postnatal period
- Vascular and collagenous diseases causing deafness
- Effect of ototoxic drugs on the inner ear
- Effect of physical agents on the inner ear
- Effect of ageing on the inner ear
- Meniere's disease
- Methods
- Standard methods
- Microslicing and embedding of the temporal bone
- Surface block preparation
- Histochemistry and immunocytochemistry.
- (cont) Tissue culture
- Biopsy and cytology
- Biochemistry of the inner ear
- Bioelectric phenomena of the cochlea
- Comparative pathology of hereditary deafness.