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In this week’s episodes, I discuss the function, clinical applications specific to otolaryngology, and examination of cranial nerves.
Episodes 4.1-4.2 “FACIAL FRACTURES” – Episode 4.2
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In this week’s episodes, I review the presentation and management of nasal and mandibular fractures.
EPISODE 4.2 – Mandibular Fractures
Episodes 4.1-4.2 – “FACIAL FRACTURES” – Episode 4.1
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In this week’s episodes, I review the presentation and management of nasal and mandibular fractures.
EPISODE 4.1 – Nasal Fractures
Episodes 3.1-3.2 “PENETRATING TRAUMA” – Episode 3.2
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In this week’s episodes, I review the presentation and management of penetrating facial and neck injuries.
EPISODE 3.2 – Penetrating neck injuries
Episodes 3.1-3.2 “PENETRATING TRAUMA” – Episode 3.1
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In this week’s episodes, I review the presentation and management of penetrating facial and neck injuries.
EPISODE 3.1 – Penetrating Facial Injuries
Episode 2.1 “SURGICAL AIRWAY”
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In this week’s episode, I review the indications, techniques, and complications of the surgical airway.
EPISODE 2.1
Episodes 1.1-1.3 “EPISTAXIS” – Episode 1.3
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In this week’s episodes, I review the etiologies, assessment, and treatment of epistaxis in the hemodynamically stable patient.
EPISODE 1.3
Episodes 1.1-1.3 “EPISTAXIS” – Episode 1.2
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In this week’s episodes, I review the etiologies, assessment, and treatment of epistaxis in the hemodynamically stable patient.
EPISODE 1.2
Episodes 1.1-1.3 “EPISTAXIS” – Episode 1.1
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In this week’s episodes, I review the etiologies, assessment, and treatment of epistaxis in the hemodynamically stable patient.
EPISODE 1.1