This book presents standard imaging techniques, basic anatomy and an approach to common pathology encountered in temporal bone imaging. Intended as a survival guide for residents and general radiologists, it covers all topics comprehensively, and provides intuitive point-by-point summaries, similar to those of popular radiology reference sites, for easy comprehension at a glance. The book also offers guidance on the pertinent points that need to be included in a report and how to answer basic questions that are likely to be asked by the referring clinician or supervising radiologist.

This book will be a valuable resource for general radiologists, radiology residents, ENT residents, otology surgeons and anyone involved in the occasional temporal bone study.

<p>Part I. Basic Anatomy and Approach to Common Symptoms; Making Sense of History

Basic Temporal Bone Imaging Anatomy; External, Middle and Inner Ear
Temporal Bone Imaging Techniques; Computer Tomography, Cone Beam CT and Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Imaging Approach to Conductive Hearing Loss
Imaging Approach to Sensorineural Hearing Loss
Imaging Approach to Tinnitus
Imaging Approach to Otorrhea
Imaging Approach to Otalgia
Common Otoscopic Signs, Imaging of Common Surgeries and Implants
Part II. Imaging of External Ear Pathology
Radiological Features of Otitis Externa
Imaging of External Ear Masses; Cholesteatoma and Tumours
Imaging of External Ear Malformations, Canal Stenosis and Exostosis
Part III. Imaging of Middle Ear and Mastoid Air Cells Pathology
Imaging of Otomastoiditis, Acute and Chronic
Radiological Features of Acquired and Congenital Cholesteatoma
Radiological Features of Oval Window Atresia
Part IV. Imaging of Inner Ear Pathology
Imagingof Inner Ear Malformations and Vestibular Aqueduct Syndrome
Radiological Features of Otosclerosis
Other Causes of Inner Ear Hearing Loss: Meniere's Disease, Labyrinthitis & Semicircular Canal Dehiscence
Part V. Imaging of Temporal Bone Trauma, Petrous Apex, Cerebello-Pontine Angles, Jugular Foramen & Facial Nerve
Imaging of Temporal Bone Trauma
Imaging of the Petrous Apex, Cerebello-Pontine Angles & Jugular Foramen
Imaging of the Facial Nerve: Approach and Pathology.</p>