Classics in Rhinology (Paperback)

Developed from a meticulous search of works from the last 40 years, Classics in Rhinology culls premier articles from rhinologic literature into a single, convenient text. Authors Michael S. Benninger and Marvin P. Fried have identified the key articles that have shaped the fields of rhinology and sinusology. Paired with commentary from contemporary practitioners who discuss how these articles have impacted both the field and patient care, the book also features "Editors Choices", noteworthy articles that have provided significant contributions to the fields of rhinology and sinusology.

Classics in Rhinology is an effective resource well suited for anyone who wants to review the history of rhinology for patient care, education, or just for enjoyment.

From the Introduction: "We have done our best to identify the critical articles that have shaped the face of rhinology and sinusology. We have also tried to do this in a way that was objective and transparent. Finally, we hope that Classics in Rhinology will serve as a simple and ready resource for anyone who wants to review the history of Rhinology for patient care, education or just for pure enjoyment."

Editors,
Michael S. Benninger and Marvin P. Fried

Michael S. Benninger, MD is the Chair of the Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery is the Cummings-Brush Chair in Surgical Education for the Henry Ford Health System in Detroit, Michigan, USA. He serves as Director of the hospital's Medical Center for the Performing Artist and as co-director of its Professional Voice Clinic.

Marvin P. Fried, MD, FACS, is a New York native, and graduate of City College of New York 1965. Dr. Fried is on the Editorial Board of The Archives of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, The Laryngoscope, Ear Nose and Throat Journal, The Journal of Clinical Laser Medicine and Surgery, Lasers in Surgery and Medicine, and The Annales d' Oto-Laryngologie et de Chirurgie Cervico Faciale. He is also a manuscript reviewer for a number of other journals.