Designed for doctors on the run, this new text provides a quick reference to the causes, clinical presentations, diagnosis and management of common oral, nasal and pharyngeal complaints. Oral, Nasal and Pharyngeal Complaints: A practical guide takes a symptomatic approach to these common problems, clearly setting out the causes, clinical presentations, diagnosis and methods of management for problems ranging from swellings in the mouth and neck to dental trauma. It is a highly illustrated, practical and succinct guide, designed to be used in emergency departments and general practice. It will also provide dental practitioners with valuable information to better assess head and neck problems. Key Features 190 photos taken from clinical cases Bullet point checklists Diagnostic triads Management lists Includes cautionary notes about potential hazards Geoffrey Quail MBBS, M Med, MDSc, DDS (hons), DTM&H, FRCP, FRACGP, FRACDS, FACTM, Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Surgery, Monash University, Melbourne. Director, Dental & Maxillofacial Surgery Unit, Southern Health, Melbourne. Geoffrey Quail studied dental science at universities in Melbourne, Australia and Toronto, Canada and practised as an orthodontist before qualifying in medicine at Melbourne University. He completed postgraduate studies in tropical medicine at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine. Professor Quail was first appointed a lecturer in the Department of Oral Medicine at the University of Melbourne in 1961 and has held academic appointments at Melbourne and Monash universities ever since. He is Head of the Dental and Maxillofacial Surgery Unit at Monash Medical Centre, Melbourne (formerly the Queen Victoria Hospital), a position he has held since 1965. In 1986'87 he was also Acting Director of the Emergency Department at Repatriation Hospital, Heidelberg. Professor Quail's interest in medical education and tropical medicine led him to serve as a consultant in medical education at 6 RAAF hospital, Laverton, with the rank of Wing Commander for many years. He has also been Chairman of the Medical Education Committee of the RACGP (Victoria) and is currently a member of the council of the Australasian College of Tropical Medicine. Table of contents 1. The painful mouth 2. Oral ulceration 3. Swellings in the mouth 4. Oral and pharyngeal cancer 5. The sore throat 6. Facial pain 7. Maxillofacial and dental trauma 8. Macular oral lesions 9. Tongue lesions 10. Common complaints 11. Common nasal problems 12. Common oral and nasal procedures
