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Meniere’s Disease. Evidence and Outcomes
Ruckenstein, M.
1ª Edición Marzo 2010
Inglés
Tapa dura
162 pags
1000 gr
18 x 26 x 1 cm
ISBN 9781597563000
Editorial Plural Publishing Inc
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Overview
Meniere’s disease is the most poorly understood and controversial of the
inner ear disorders and yet no critical review of the literature currently exists.
Previously accepted models of pathophysiology have been discredited, yet no
new mechanisms have been established. Evaluation of treatments has been complicated
by the high placebo response of the disorder together with the disease’s
capricious clinical course. As a result of all these issues, the literature
pertaining to Meniere’s disease is clouded by anecdotal reports, invalid
studies, and science of dubious quality. As a result of these factors, practicing
otolaryngologists are understandably confused about how they should best evaluate
and treat these patients..
Michael Ruckenstein’s new book clarifies the current state of understanding
of the disorder and develops an evidence–based treatment strategy, using
a number of challenging case presentations to illuminate the text. As the principal
author of this landmark reference, he brings to bear his extensive expertise
in the field as researcher and clinician, collaborating with a number of world-renowned
contributing authors.
Contents:
•Introduction.
•Historical Perspective.
•Epidemiology.
•Pathophysiology.
•Histopathology.
•Clinical Presentation.
•Differential Diagnosis.
•Diagnostic Evaluation:
- Audiometric Testing;
- Vestibular Function Testing;
- Serologic and Immunologic Testing;
- Radiologic Testing.
•Treatment:
- Medical;
- Surgical;
- Rehabilitation;
- Psychiatric.
•Challenging Case Presentations.
•Conclusions and Future Perspectives.
•Index
Review:
Eric Ross Snyder, MD (Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine),
Doody's, (June 2010):
"**Description** This is a thorough review of Meniere's disease, from historical
beginnings to the latest research on diagnosis and treatment. **Purpose** The
purpose is to bring some clarification to a topic which is poorly understood
and therefore fraught with complexity and contradiction. The information in
this book could probably be gleaned from a careful review of the existing literature,
but the book presents it in a more accessible format. **Audience** It is targeted
at practicing otolaryngologists, although it would probably also be useful to
practicing neurologists. **Features** After a background on Meniere's disease
that includes the history of the diagnosis, its pathophysiology, and clinical
presentation, the book moves on to provide more detailed information on diagnostic
testing, including audiology and vestibular testing. It concludes with a thorough
discussion of treatment options, including rehabilitation. The book is succinct
and well organized... **Assessment** The book is ... engaging and readable...".
Author:
Michael J. Ruckenstein MD, MSc, FACS, FRCSC is Professor and Residency
Program Director at the Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery
at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
Audience:
Primary Subject: Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery / Otology
Secondary Subject: Audiology / General
Secondary Subject: Audiology / Anatomy and Physiology
Audience Level: Professional
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