This Atlas is a classic contribution to the field of otolaryngology and should be within reach of every practicing otolaryngologist. It covers in a very practical manner all the pathology which is encountered in office and hospital practice. The hundreds of photographs throughout the book make it easy for a practicing otolaryngologist to establish or confirm a diagnosis of conditions he encounters in his office. The book is divided into sections. The first describes the general pathological conditions, such as inflammations, tumors, dermatoses, fungus diseases, tropical diseases, effects of ionizing radations, etc. The second chapter gives a comprehensive description of the pathology of the upper respiratory tract, including the commonly found pathological conditions in the nose and throat, and the tumors in bone and in the pharynx. The next chapter describes pathology in the lower respiratory tract and includes the mediastinum and thymus. There is also a chapter on pathology
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