Contents:

Abbreviations

I General Aspects

1 Introduction

2 Surgical Anatomy

3 Surgical Theory

4 Instrumentation and Usage

II Surgical Techniques

5 Cortical Mastoidectomy

20 Translabyrinthine Approach

21 Endolymphatic Sac Decompression

22 Postauricular Facial Nerve Decompression

23 Infratemporal Fossa Type A Approach

24 Infratemporal Fossa Type B Approach

25 Infratemporal Fossa Type B Approach

26 Radical Mastoidectomy

27 Extended Radical Mastoidectomy

6 Posterior Tympanotomy

7 Cochlear Implantation

8 Transcortical Exposure of the Epitympanum

9 Extended Cortical Mastoidectomy

10 Canalplasty

11 Antrotomy

12 Tympanoplasty

13 Stapedotomy

14 Intact Bridge Atticotomy

15 Partial Bridge Atticotomy

16 Atticotomy

17 Atticoaditotomy

18 Atticoantrotomy

19 Middle Cranial Fossa Approach

28 Subtotal Petrosectomy

29 Transotic Approach

30 Other Approaches

III Techniques and Designs Developed by the Author

31 Zygomatic Root Approach

32 Minimally Invasive Cochlear Implantation with Mastoidal Threelayer Flap

33 Transposed Canal Wall Tympanomastoidectomy

34 MCF Surgery Using Cochleariform Process as the Main Landmark

35 Ulug Doublesided Ear Microsurgery Instruments

IV Appendix

Suggested Reading

Glossary

Index

Beautifully illustrated and comprehensive, this must-have atlas guides readers through the delicate, high-risk surgical approaches they need to successfully manage pathology of the temporal bone, the most complex anatomic area in the human body.Each consistently organized chapter addresses a different technique, beginning with a clear definition of the approach followed by a discussion of indications and key information on anatomic orientation, surgical steps, and, in many cases, surgical anatomy. Clearly labeled, full-color illustrations accompany step-by-step descriptions of common and unique operative techniques. The author, a world-renowned otorhinolaryngologist, provides detailed explanations of important anatomic landmarks and advice on how to choose the appropriate instruments at each surgical stage.Features:
328 full-color photographs and diagrams orient the reader to the clinical setting
Helpful pointers appear throughout the text -- such as the precise usage of the burr -- to help readers hone their surgical skills
Definitions and tips are incorporated as footnotes in each chapter to aid quick and easy reference
Thought-provoking section presents surgical techniques, instruments, and prostheses that were developed and designed by the author
Extensive glossary contains the most frequently used terms in otology and neurotology
An ideal companion for use in both the dissection laboratory and the operating room, Atlas of Temporal Bone Surgery is an indispensable one-stop reference for otologists, neurotologists, and any specialist involved in skull base surgery or otolaryngology.