Maxillary Sinus: A Comprehensive Guide: Anatomy, Pathologies, and Therapeutic Approaches

The book brings together leading experts from diverse medical disciplines and incorporates perspectives from anatomy, physiology, imaging, and various pathologies to offer a comprehensive guide on the maxillary sinus.

The volume is divided into sixteen chapters. The first chapters are dedicated to anatomy, physiology, imaging, and epidemiology. The following chapters present different pathologies of the maxillary sinus before exploring surgical techniques, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy. Vascular management of lesions around the maxilla is also covered. The closing chapters focus on the reconstruction options for maxillary sinus defects, and cleft palate conditions.

Accompanied by intraoperative videos and enriched with case reports, it allows the readers to witness real-life scenarios and enhance their understanding of clinical applications.

It will be a high-yield resource for professionals in otorhinolaryngology, audiology, radiology, maxillofacial surgery, and related fields, as well as medical students seeking in-depth knowledge in this specialized area.