Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery: Clinical Reference Guide 3rd Edition

I'm a MS4. Great little pocket reference for clinical information in general. Very weak in images (assumes you already have a mental picture of said structures already). My only other real complaint is that it isn't peer-reviewed and it seem some of the sections don't follow the most current evidence-based medicine recommendations (for tonsillectomy etc.) Otherwise, a very helpful quick reference to carry around.

Just what I needed.

great resource, but wish it had more pictures

I have heard for a number of years, "get Pasha". Although it is a good book, it is simply a well created outline of information to know as an otolaryngologist. I feel as it leaves you short when it comes to exams, but does have a lot of good information in it.

I just received the 3rd edition. After skimming through the chapters, I don't see any remarkable differences. This is likely not a revelation given there is often not a big difference between textbook editions. If you have the previous edition and it is in good shape save the $100. If you are like me and your older edition was worn out, spring for it. It is a great resource for the inservice exams and boards. Hope this helps

This version of Pasha has an improved index compared to the previous edition, remaining in its easy -to -read, logical format.