Facial Nerve Disorders and Diseases: Diagnosis and Management

This Authoritative And UpToDate Reference Is A Complete Guide To The Basic Science,Diagnosis, Testing And Treatment Of Facial Nerve Disorders And Diseases. An Internationalteam Of Renowned Experts, Put Together And Headed By The BookS Two Specialist Editors,Provide InDepth Discussion Of Facial Nerve Topography And Physiology, As Well As Thebroad Spectrum Of Infectious, Inflammatory, Acute, Chronic, Benign And Malignant Diseasesrelated To Facial Nerve Dysfunction. The Book Is Filled With Practical EvidenceBasedinformation, Guidelines And Algorithms Presented In Uniformly Structured Chapters,Allowing Readers To Quickly Pinpoint Key Details For Treating A Specific Disease Or Disorder.Special Features:Pertinent Topics Including Facial Nerve Trauma, Lyme Disease, Postoperative Facial Nervepalsy, Face Transplant, Adjuvant Treatment With Botulinum Toxin And Fillers, Facial Dystoniaand Facial Spasms And The Psychological And Medicolegal Aspects Of Facial Nerve Care Arecovered StepByStep Descriptions Provided For Facial Nerve Repair And Reconstruction, Static Anddynamic Reanimation Techniques For Adults And Children, Evaluation And Treatment Ofparalytic Eyelids And More A Wealth Of Clinically Relevant Information, Including Tips And Tricks And Pitfalls To Avoidin Everyday Practice More Than 260 Images And 16 Videos (Accessed Through The Thieme Mediacenter) Helpvisualizing And Comprehending The Content Extensive Reference Lists At The End Of Each Chapter Offer An Overview Of Scientific Work Onthe Topic With Current Perspectives From Leading Experts, Valuable Clinical Tools And Advice, Andcoherently Organized Chapters, Facial Nerve Disorders And Diseases: Diagnosis Andmanagement Is A SingleVolume Source For The StateOfTheArt In Facial Nerve Care.Specialists And Residents In Otorhinolaryngology, Maxillofacial Surgery, Plastic Surgery,Neurosurgery, Neurology And Rehabilitation Medicine Will Refer To The Book Time And Againin Their Treatment Of Patients With Facial Nerve Dysfunction.