| Laryngology and L Guide - Resources and Review
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| Set of links to selected, evaluated and annotated Internet resources relevant to otolaryngology.
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Collection of papers about laryngology, including information on caustic ingestion, cysts of the larynx, foreign bodies, subglottic stenosis, complications of tracheotomy, and vocal cord paralysis.
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Set of links to journals relevant to otolaryngology. Some have only subscription information online, others have tables of contents, abstracts or full text.
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Index to online educational resources in the field of otolaryngology, covering topics such as otology, neurology and rhinology. Includes material on patient education and sets of head and neck images.
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Alphabetically arranged list of terms related to laryngology and the voice, with definitions.
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Journal including articles, reviews, reports and clinical records in otolaryngology, including areas of radiology, pathology or medical oncology which have been critical in diagnosis or management. Abstracts from December 1996 to date are searchable, and the feature article of the current issue is available in full.
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Journal including articles, reviews, reports and clinical records in otolaryngology, including areas of radiology, pathology or medical oncology which have been critical in diagnosis or management. Abstracts from December 1996 to date are searchable, and the feature article of the current issue is available in full.
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Provides access to library catalogues holding information on laryngology and otology. Also offers information on opening hours and accessibility.
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Alphabetical index providing access to the full text of over 120 mini
monographs on a variety of otolaryngology topics, including adenoid problems, cleft lip and palate, and acute sinusitis. Intended for medical professionals, the textbook is produced by the University of Texas Medical Branch.
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Offers details of courses available, research conducted, publications and computing resources. Includes information on Defeating Deafness, a charity supporting medical research in the UK.
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