This volume of Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America addresses the critical role and evolving techniques of ultrasound in the diagnosis and management of head and neck conditions. Edited by Robert A. Sofferman, the book compiles contributions from leading experts in the field, offering a comprehensive overview of current practices and future directions in head and neck ultrasonography. It aims to equip otolaryngologists and related specialists with the knowledge to effectively utilize ultrasound as a primary diagnostic tool.

This specialized medical text is designed for practicing otolaryngologists and radiologists seeking to deepen their understanding of head and neck ultrasound. The compilation of expert contributions suggests a focus on practical application and clinical relevance, likely appealing to those who regularly encounter head and neck pathologies. The structured approach, covering various anatomical regions and conditions, indicates a resource intended for both reference and continuing education within the specialty.