Building upon the success of its best-selling first edition, this concise atlas introduces both rhinologists and radiologists to the essential concepts of functional endoscopic sinus surgery. Concentrating on the recent advances in technology, it provides a guide to identifying the relevant anatomy involved - particularly those anatomical variants that may predispose the patient to recurrent sinusitis. Clear and easy to use, Atlas of Imaging of the Paranasal Sinsuses presents key information for ensuring accurate interpretation of CT scans prior to and at the time of surgery.

With color illustrations, the Second Edition of this best-selling guide concentrates on the advances in technology that are now available to the clinical otolaryngologist. This reinforces the book's position as a classic guide, especially to the problems associated with endoscopic sinus surgery.

This book is a comprehensive guide to head and neck imaging for postgraduate trainees, radiologists and ENT surgeons, authored by internationally recognised experts from the University of Toronto. Beginning with an introduction to imaging techniques, the following chapters are organised by anatomical region of the head and neck, including temporal bone, orbit, paranasal sinuses, thyroid and larynx. Each section covers the embryology and anatomy of the region and common pathologic entities and disorders that may affect it. The final chapter discusses radiation oncology, providing an overview of its principles, radiobiology and radiophysics. More than 1120 radiological images, diagrams and tables are included and each section ends with a detailed bibliography for further reading. Key points * Comprehensive guide to head and neck imaging * Sections divided by anatomical region, each covering common pathologies and disorders * Includes section on radiation oncology * Internationally recognised, Canadian author team

Relentless Brush Strokes: A Memoir This is a tribute to a father who was not only an artist, but an amusing, somber and eccentric character. He was oblivious to some of his aberrant behaviors which embarrassed his wife and children. As a husband and a father he brought meaning to his own life and to his family through indescribable love and caring ways. Appa was a deeply religious man and at the same time he knew when to put away his religious pursuits aside to have some fun time with his family and friends. He enjoyed his solitude when he painted. This memoir is about Appa who married a woman who believed in him and gave him the freedom to pursue what he wanted. This freedom led him and his family through interesting anecdotes. He believed in himself and was not swayed by the highly critical and analytical family and friends that he faced. His compassionate and passionate character is portrayed as a memoir.