CLINICAL REVIEW OF EAR, NOSE AND THROAT INJURIES IN CHILDREN

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat

Students and Jrractibioners. By Howard Charles Ballenger, m.d , Professor of Otolaryngology in the Chicago Eye, Bar, Nose and Throat College, &c , and A. Gr Wippern, m.d., Attending Dentist and Aurist to St. Elizabeth's Hospital and formerly Professor of Ophthalmology and Otology, Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat College. Second Edition. Pp. 524. Illustrated with 180 Engravings and 8 Coloured ...

Clinical Notes on Diseases of the Throat, Nose and Ear

children it is nearly always so. The exciting cause in tl em is, as a rule, adenoid vegetations of the pharynx or, as they are commonly called, Post Nasal Growths. In a few it is tonsilitis, rhinitis or pharyngitis. The frequency with which these cases of post nasal growths came under my observation startled me at first. In Burdwan I operated on over thirty cases in less than five months, but t...

Eye, Ear, Nose &throat Monthly a Practical Journal for the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist

The striking success of antihistaminic agents such as pyribenzamine, benadryl and several others in controling the nasal turgescence and rhinorrhea of seasonal hay fever, and in relieving the symptoms of urticaria, led to exaggerated hopes of similar results in the treatment of asthma. While the effectiveness of antihistaminic agents has lent considerable support to the role of histamine in all...

Diseases of the Throat, Nose, and Ear

W. G. Porter, m b., b.sc., p.r.c.s. Ed. Messrs. John Wright & Sons, Ld. Price 7s. 6c/. net. The object of the writer, in producing this book, has been to provide the practitioner and senior student with a single volume of medium size, embracing sufficient information on the diseases of the throat, nose, and ear to be of value in practice. We congratulate the author on the success he has achieve...

Diseases of the Throat, Nose and Ear