Head and Neck Books

It's the best atlas I've ever seen, it has clear images (sometimes, I think I'm seeing a photo, not a drawing), its "boxes" with information about muscles, etc. are very well done. And its "naming" of the organs, bones, etc. it's not as confusing as Netter's. I own Sobotta and Netter and, Sobotta, for me, simply defeats Netter in every single detail. A must have if you're a medical student.

It is an almost flawless book. I love it... If you are really passioante about medicine and are planning or actually are studying medicine you must have it... It's a real help

I am prenursing student and I love this book.The pictures are great, explanations are wonderful. This is a bible in anatomy. I have a chance to see the other anatomy books in my class but this is the best. You donot need to work on the actual bone, the book is wonderful.

With this CD-Rom you can easily learn the most important concepts of human anatomy without having to read much, it's all a visual process. Then you test yourself on the same picture. It takes no time at all to learn anatomy with Sobotta's. It's a "must have" for every "student" of any age.

Awesome!! I highly recommend Sobotta (Book/CD-ROM) whether used alone or as a supplement to Netter's Atlas of Human Anatomy. I am a physician assistant graduate student at Marquette University and I find the illustrations & references to be very useful when studying for my gross anatomy lecture & lab. Sobotta provides modern imaging diagnostics, endoscopic images, color photographs of surgical views, etc. not found in Netter's. The CD-ROM has all the plates found in the book, but gives you the option to quiz yourself which is very useful. It also allows you to display/hide markers on illustrations, also useful for study purposes. Indexs, tables etc are cross-referenced. If you are looking for a tool to help you maximize your anatomy study/review & you have easy access to a computer/laptop with a CD-ROM, get the Sobotta CD-ROM. You'll find it a great resource!!!

This book places everything you want to know in one place. Prior to getting this book it was extremely hard to study head and neck anatomy because you have to go back and forth from book to book to get all the info that is right in one place in this book.

Unbelievable book! I have never been engrossed so deeply into learning something so fascinating. The way he puts it all together just makes it extremely easy to become proficient with head and neck anatomy. This should be in every dentist's personal library and great for studying for boards.

This book has a great review of all head and neck structures. Wonderful pictures as always with Netter, and great succinct tables with review information.

This book is a must have for dental students!! Along with diagrams, it contains tables, and charts that explain origin and insertion of muscles and their innervation. The big edition of Netter does not supply the detail of information that is in this book. I Could not have survived 1st year dental school anatomy course without it!! Also gives instructions on nerve block anesthesia.

This book is easily one of the best pocket books for anatomy for dental stuents you will ever get your hands on. There are those netter flashcards which are good and small, but they don't have nearly the amount of information that this book has. Kudos to Norton for putting this together along with new illustrations from other artists, and this book also includes anesthesia and good detailed drawings on the nerve blocks in the mouth. Lots of tables and functions, etc.

I liked to carry this book around with me while I was doing random errands, like standing in line at the bank or when I was just waiting around before class, etc. It is a great reference.

Also includes some great clinical cases which as a dentist you will likely encounter at some time in your practice.

A doctor who practices a medicine for head and neck, oral and maxillofacial region would be encouraged to have and read this book for better care of patients

This series of anatomy texts has no peer. Each section outlines the key facts, presents superbly executed graphics in explanation, then proceeds to meticulously demonstrate the fine details and subtleties of imaging anatomy using well-labelled and captioned images from every imaging modality ---from plain radiographs through ultrasound, CT, MR, scintigraphy, and even PET.

Admittedly the three volumes will set you back nearly a $1,000 if you get the e-book option (very worthwhile to avoid lugging the set back and forth from home to work), but nothing else comes close to such completeness and quality.

This is one of the best Radiology textbooks I have ever seen. It is brilliant!

This book is exceptional. The cross-sectional CT, MR, and volume rendered images are great! Structures are clearly, but unobtrusively labeled. Probably the best quality of this book is its repetitive nature. The reader is presented with multiple similar (though not identical) images of the same structure from different vantage points, throughout the book- quite helpful when one tries to integrate 2 dimensional data into a 3D frame of reference. I'm glad that I bought it and I would do so again. I believe in full disclosure- the only slight disadvantage is the cost, which is fairly pricey- but I believe it was DEFINITELY worth it. While Netter's work can never be duplicated, this book surpasses what a radiologist can glean from a basic anatomy book.

At last a text with up to date radiological anatomy of the head and neck. We all know that this is potentially the most challenging area to interpret and none of the standard texts to date are equal to demonstrating the level of exquisite detail obtained by modern imaging techniques. The radiological images and the illustrative drawings are excellent and the organization correlates well with the problems likely to be found in radiological practice.

I was happy working with this dealer. The book came sooner that anticipated.

I received my book within an acceptable turnaround time, it was in excellent shape, and I was pleased with the price, as well as the quality.

This book is perfect for head and neck anatomy courses and for the National Boards Part I. The pictures are very clear, the complex anatomy is laid out methodically and logically. I've used other general anatomy books, but they fall short when it comes to head and neck. This book does not, and even includes clinical pearls for the future and current dental professional.

This has been an excellent book to clear your all doubts of the anatomy of the head and neck with the best figures i have ever seen and excellent discriptions.This book let u do all the anatomy within very short period of time just by looking at the figures.I find this book extremly useful in my studies and I want u all to know that this book is relly really helpful

I recommend this book for those doctors or techs who want a good overview of head and neck ultrasonography. Full of color photos. It has been very helpful for me in my practice of endocrinology and diagnostic thyroid ultrasounds and FNAs. There is a chapter on FNAs & biopsies. Very useful for those doctors who want to do the ultrasounds themselves instead of relying on an US tech. It was recommended to me by an experienced ultrasound tech.

This book provides a very comprehensive introduction to head and neck ultrasound. Each section of text is accompanied by a clear ultrasound image of the pathology. There is also a good deal of clinical and helpful hints in the book.
Although it is very thorough, some of the topics could use a little more coverage or additional images.
A very good buy overall for anyone getting started in Head and Neck ultrasound imaging. The advanced user will probably want a little weightier text.

The book was written for radiologists who wished to achieve a better understanding of basic anatomy and pathology using high resolution ultrasound techniques. However, as a head and neck surgeon now into the field of diagnostic ultrasound including US fine needle aspiration, this book was exactly what I was looking for. It is clear, well marked and written, and clearly written for a practicing clinician. It does not delve at all into the physics and makes a practical assumption that there is some skill level by the operator prior to reading this book. It is also very well organized with two different tracks. The first is dividing the discussion by functional areas, i.e. thyroid, lymphatics, etc. Next it is written by anatomical areas, i.e. Levels 1-6, larynx, carotid, parotid, etc. If you are interested in getting into this field, you will need a bit of practice with this technology prior to reading the book, but once you do, it is immensely helpful.

Excellent book. I highly recommend it to all radiologists who review head and neck imaging in their practice. it is also excellent for residents and fellows

This is a superb book. It is a must for all radiologists who run the risk of interpreting cross-sectional imaging of the head and neck. It should be required reading for all radiologists.

This book is excellent, the information is upfront. The pictures are plentiful and this should be categorized as a textbook which presents information with sculpted precision.

In reading this book, it is apparent that Dr. Wenig knows his topic.

I particularly liked the concise way that he headed each chapter. This is very helpful for providing an excellent framework to learn from.

Throughout the chapters the "bullet-style" informational sections were very helpful in assimilating large amounts of information quickly.

I used this to study for my CAQ, well-organized with concise and in-depth reviews as necessary. A little short on Congenital Inner Ear Malformations and the spectrum i.e. Cochlea etc., but on the whole, seemed very comprehensive, readable, and good for review of a very information intense and sometimes diffcult topic.

Reconozco que estoy seducido por la serie de textos de radiología que la conjución Osborn/Harnsberger/Stoller et al nos ha regalado. El concepto es tan brillante que el resultado en manos de tan acreditados autores no podía ser menos. En el caso del texto sobre cabez y cuello teníamos como en sus hermanos gemelos un antecedente ilustre, el handbook que tanto éxito tuvo entre los que sin dedicación específica al área de cabeza/cuello pretendían tener una idea de tan difícil área radiológicamente hablando. El texto actual es hijo del anterior pero con la exuberancia iconográfica que el concepto nuevo permite. Además de bonito el texto ex maravilloso en estructura, decisión de los elementos claves de cada diagnóstico y aportación de imágenes state of art de cada patología y de sus diagnósticos diferenciales. Ni sobra ni falta nada. No creo que nadie encuentre, por ejemplo en el Som, nada que no tenga aquí en la mitad de tiempo. Las introducciones anatómicas son pertinentes y van al grano y la selección de patologías es absolutamente indiscutible desde ningún punto de vista. En definitiva y aclarando que no tengo comisión alguna en el invento ( qué mas quisiera yo) diré que el texto es de obligada compra para cualquier radiólogo que trabaje ocasional o diariamente en el área de cabeza y cuello.

This 2nd edition of the handbook is comprehensive and concise. The arrangement of the book provides a methodical review of basic issues in headache from etiology to treatment. Specific attention to the various classifications of headache provides highly valuable information regarding evaluation and management of the headache patient. The section reviewing medications used in headache treatment is comprehensive and highly informative. Especially notable is a general atomsphere of care and concern for the plight of the chronic headache patient regarding the multitude of complex factors affecting pain. This handbook is an excellent reference for any practitioner dealing with headache management.

Whether you need info on migraine, cluster headaches, tension-type headaches, or any other headache problem, this book will have it. The outline format, tables, and illustrations make the content easy to access and understand. Includes an outstanding section on medications.

This book states:

"fundamental to the practice of naturopathy is the concept of vitalism. The philosophy of vitalism [p.2798]."

This is very true: vitalism -- a sectic belief / article of faith encompassing a 'purposeful life spirit' bioagency -- is part of what is 'essentially naturopathic.'

-R.C.

The book is very good. i had a litle problem in the delivering process, but, after a while, everything was solucionated.