Abbreviations | p. VIII |
Preface | p. IX |
The Ear | p. 1 |
Functional considerations | p. 1 |
The ear as sensory organ | p. 1 |
Middle ear matches different impedances | p. 2 |
Organ of Corti, sensory organ for hearing | p. 3 |
Ascending and descending pathways for hearing | p. 5 |
Vestibular organ, the key to postural reflexes and eye movement | p. 5 |
History and clinical signs | p. 6 |
History | p. 6 |
Clinical signs | p. 7 |
Physical examination | p. 9 |
Special diagnostic techniques | p. 9 |
Otoscopic examination | p. 10 |
Diagnostic imaging of the ear | p. 12 |
Tympanometry | p. 15 |
Neurological examination for vestibular dysfunction | p. 16 |
Hearing tests | p. 16 |
Congenital diseases of the ear | p. 19 |
Congenital deformity of the external ear | p. 19 |
Congenital deafness | p. 19 |
Inflammatory diseases of the ear | p. 21 |
Primary and secondary skin diseases of the auricle | p. 21 |
Perichondritis and chondritis of the auricle | p. 23 |
Cold agglutination and cutaneous vasculitis of the auricle | p. 24 |
Inflammatory diseases of the external ear canal | p. 24 |
Inflammation of the tympanic membrane | p. 30 |
Inflammatory disease of the middle ear | p. 30 |
Labyrinthitis | p. 34 |
Tumors of the ear | p. 35 |
Malignant tumors of the auricle | p. 35 |
Malignant tumors of the external ear canal | p. 36 |
Tumors of the middle ear | p. 37 |
Trauma to the ear | p. 37 |
Trauma to the auricle | p. 37 |
Auricular hematoma | p. 38 |
Trauma to the external ear canal | p. 38 |
Trauma to the tympanic membrane | p. 39 |
Trauma to the temporal bone | p. 40 |
Ototoxicity | p. 41 |
Hearing in dogs and cats | p. 42 |
Hearing and hearing loss in dogs | p. 43 |
Brain stem auditory evoked responses in dogs | p. 43 |
Hearing and hearing loss in cats | p. 46 |
Brain stem auditory evoked responses in cats | p. 46 |
The Nose and Nasal Sinuses | p. 51 |
Functional considerations | p. 51 |
Regulation and conditioning of the inspiratory and expiratory airflow | p. 51 |
Mucosal cleaning | p. 52 |
Olfaction | p. 53 |
Specific functional systems | p. 53 |
History and clinical signs | p. 53 |
History | p. 53 |
Clinical signs | p. 54 |
Physical examination | p. 55 |
Special diagnostic techniques | p. 55 |
Diagnostic imaging | p. 56 |
Rhinoscopy | p. 57 |
Olfactory tests | p. 59 |
Congenital diseases of the nose and nasal sinuses | p. 60 |
Congenital malformation of the nasal plane | p. 60 |
Nasal dermoid sinus cysts | p. 62 |
Congenital cerebrospinal fluid fistula | p. 62 |
Congenital malformation of the frontal sinuses | p. 62 |
Congenital ciliary dysfunction | p. 62 |
Rhinitis and sinusitis | p. 63 |
Infectious rhinitis and sinusitis | p. 63 |
Noninfectious rhinitis and sinusitis | p. 68 |
Tumors of the nasal plane, the nasal cavity, and the frontal sinus | p. 72 |
Tumors of the nasal plane | p. 72 |
Tumors in the nasal cavity | p. 74 |
Tumors in the frontal sinus | p. 74 |
Trauma to the frontal sinus and the nose | p. 75 |
Trauma to the frontal sinus | p. 75 |
Trauma to the nose | p. 76 |
Epistaxis | p. 77 |
Management of acute epistaxis | p. 77 |
Causes of epistaxis | p. 77 |
The diagnostic plan | p. 78 |
Management of intermittent epistaxis of unknown origin | p. 79 |
The Pharynx | p. 83 |
Functional considerations | p. 83 |
Auditory tube serves to equalize atmospheric pressure | p. 83 |
Swallowing | p. 83 |
History and clinical signs | p. 88 |
History | p. 88 |
Clinical signs | p. 88 |
Special diagnostic techniques | p. 89 |
Pharyngoscopy | p. 89 |
Diagnostic imaging of the pharynx | p. 90 |
Electromyography of the pharyngeal muscles | p. 91 |
Congenital deformities and disorders of the pharynx | p. 91 |
Hypoplasia of the soft palate | p. 91 |
Congenital malformation of the soft palate | p. 92 |
Hyperplasia of the soft palate | p. 92 |
Choanal atresia | p. 93 |
Craniopharyngioma (Rathke's pouch tumor) | p. 94 |
Pharyngitis | p. 95 |
Nasopharyngitis | p. 95 |
Oropharyngitis and tonsillitis | p. 99 |
Pharyngeal mucocele | p. 101 |
Tumors of the pharynx | p. 101 |
Blunt and penetrating injuries of the pharynx | p. 103 |
Blunt pharyngeal injuries | p. 103 |
Penetrating pharyngeal injuries | p. 104 |
Dysphagia | p. 106 |
Causes of dysphagia | p. 106 |
Diagnosis in dysphagia | p. 113 |
Therapy in dysphagia | p. 116 |
The Larynx | p. 121 |
Functional considerations | p. 121 |
The glottic closure reflex | p. 121 |
Respiratory movements of the glottis | p. 122 |
Movements of the glottis in vocalization | p. 122 |
Action of the glottis in coughing | p. 122 |
Supplementary innervation of the dog's intrinsic laryngeal muscles | p. 122 |
History and clinical signs | p. 124 |
History | p. 124 |
Clinical signs | p. 125 |
Special diagnostic techniques | p. 126 |
Laryngoscopy | p. 126 |
Diagnostic imaging of the larynx | p. 127 |
Electromyography of the intrinsic laryngeal muscles | p. 127 |
Congenital deformities and disorders of the larynx | p. 128 |
Congenital glottis stenosis | p. 128 |
Congenital subglottic stenosis | p. 129 |
Laryngeal hypoplasia | p. 130 |
Laryngitis | p. 132 |
Benign laryngeal masses | p. 137 |
Ventral midline approach to the laryngeal cavities to expose large masses | p. 137 |
Tumors of the larynx | p. 138 |
History and clinical signs of laryngeal tumors | p. 138 |
Imaging of laryngeal tumors | p. 139 |
Laryngoscopy for laryngeal tumors | p. 139 |
Therapy for laryngeal tumors | p. 140 |
Blunt and penetrating injuries to the larynx | p. 141 |
Blunt laryngeal injuries | p. 142 |
Penetrating laryngeal injuries | p. 144 |
Laryngeal paralysis and functional disorders of the larynx | p. 146 |
Neurogenic laryngeal paralysis | p. 147 |
Laryngeal spasm | p. 160 |
Paradoxical vocal fold movement | p. 161 |
Sensory laryngeal paralysis and laryngeal dysfunction | p. 161 |
The Trachea and Bronchi | p. 167 |
Functional considerations | p. 167 |
Trachea and bronchi facilitate the respiratory airflow | p. 167 |
Trachea and bronchi condition the respiratory air | p. 167 |
History and clinical signs | p. 168 |
History | p. 168 |
Clinical signs | p. 169 |
Physical examination | p. 170 |
Special diagnostic techniques | p. 171 |
Diagnostic imaging | p. 172 |
Bronchoscopy | p. 172 |
Congenital diseases of the trachea and the bronchi | p. 175 |
Hypoplasia of the trachea | p. 175 |
Collapse of the trachea | p. 181 |
Segmental tracheal stenosis | p. 183 |
Congenital ciliary dysfunction | p. 183 |
Tracheitis and bronchitis | p. 184 |
Infectious tracheobronchitis in dogs | p. 185 |
Infectious tracheobronchitis in cats | p. 187 |
Noninfectious tracheobronchitis | p. 187 |
Bronchiectasis | p. 189 |
Prolapse of the dorsal ligament of trachea and main stem bronchi | p. 189 |
Foreign bodies in the tracheobronchial tree in dogs | p. 191 |
Foreign bodies in the tracheobronchial tree in cats | p. 193 |
Tracheitis caused by aspiration | p. 193 |
Tumors of the trachea and bronchi | p. 194 |
Tracheal trauma | p. 195 |
Trauma to the cervical trachea | p. 196 |
Trauma to the thoracic trachea | p. 197 |
Tracheal stenosis | p. 198 |
Airway management | p. 199 |
Endotracheal intubation | p. 200 |
Cricothyroidotomy | p. 202 |
Tracheostomy | p. 202 |
Permanent tracheostoma | p. 203 |
Tracheal T-tube | p. 205 |
Cranial Neuralgias and Facial and Trigeminal Paralysis | p. 209 |
Cranial neuralgias | p. 209 |
Glossopharyngeal neuralgia | p. 209 |
Trigeminal neuralgia | p. 209 |
Facial and trigeminal paralysis | p. 210 |
Facial paralysis | p. 210 |
Trigeminal paralysis | p. 211 |
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