Sketches of Otohistory
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Sketches of Otohistory

A Series of Articles Originally Published in Vols. 9-11 (2004-2006): Audiology and Neurotology.

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Sketches of Otohistory

A Series of Articles Originally Published in Vols. 9-11 (2004-2006): Audiology and Neurotology.

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The Sketches of Otohistory paint a fascinating picture of otology from its incipiency in the ancient circum-Mediterranean civilizations, through the 19th-century rise of aural surgery and inner ear anatomy, to the modern world. Although scholarly researched, the Sketches of Otohistory are not an accumulation of dry facts and dates. Rather, they are delightful vignettes on particularly significant developments, portraying individual contributors, their lives and work, as well as presenting important entities in today's research and practice, such as those of noise trauma, drug-induced hearing loss and presbyacusis. Further, this portrait of Western medicine is complemented by a historical account of otology in traditional Eastern medicine. The articles are handsomely illustrated with remarkable plates from works of some of the early pioneers of inner ear anatomy and physiology. This engagingly written and enlightening book will be valuable and enjoyable reading for anyone interested in the roots of otolaryngology and its research.

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Publisher
S. Karger
Year
2008
ISBN
9783318001167

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Contents
  3. Preface
  4. Sketches of Otohistory. Part 1: Otoprehistory: How It All Began
  5. Sketches of Otohistory. Part 2: Origins of Otology in the British Isles: Wilde and Toynbee
  6. Sketches of Otohistory. Part 3: Alfonso Corti
  7. Sketches of Otohistory. Part 4: A Cell by Any Other Name: Cochlear Eponyms
  8. Sketches of Otohistory. Part 5: Prosper Ménière: Physician, Botanist, Classicist, Diarist and Historian
  9. Sketches of Otohistory. Part 6: Gustaf Retzius
  10. Sketches of Otohistory. Part 7: The Nineteenth-Century Rise of Laryngology
  11. Sketches of Otohistory. Part 8: The Emergence of Vestibular Science
  12. Sketches of Otohistory. Part 9: Presby[a]cusis
  13. Sketches of Otohistory. Part 10: Noise-Induced Hearing Loss
  14. Sketches of Otohistory. Part 11: Ototoxicity: Drug-Induced Hearing Loss
  15. Sketches of Otohistory. Part 12: The History of Otology in Traditional Chinese Medicine
  16. Sketches of Otohistory: Epilogue
  17. Index of Historical Names