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INDEX
orbit
applied anatomy 262– 3 examination 263– 6
orbi tal apex
synd rome 58,69 orbital cellulitis 277– 8 orbital compartment
synd rome 43,274 – 5
lateral canthotomy/
cant holysis 275,276
medical
decompression 276
orbital
frac tures 262,264– 5
clini cal fe atur es 267,268
investigations 267
management 268 – 9 orofacial
granulomatosis 427 oropharyngeal airways 32 oropharyngeal cancer
380, 3 82, 417, 421,
422,436
past h isto ryof 411 oropharynx, applied
anatomy 239 orthodontic
appliance- related
prob lems 4 07,437 orthopantomography 412 ossicular chain
dislocation 191 osteomyelitis 435
lower j aw 370– 2
skul l base 194
uppe r jaw 334 – 5 osteoradionecrosis 435
lower j aw 372– 3
uppe r jaw 345 otalgia
asse ssme nt 184
causes 180
distant causes 195– 6
local causes 195 otit is ext ern a 191– 2 otit is med ia 192– 4,197 otorrhoea 196 otoscleros is 198,20 5 oxygen
administ rati on 32,36 – 7 inCOPD 7
P
Paget ’s disea se of
bone 3 45, 373,428 pain
ear 180, 184,195 – 6
extr action sockets 4 01,
406,433– 4
eye 286 ,306 history taking 3– 4 lips 391– 2 lower j aw 350 – 1, 355,
359,384 – 8
mout h 394,
405 – 6 ,428– 9 nose 212,216 peri orbi tal 2 59,261 refe rred 3 87,431 on swa llowi ng 127,235 tongue 397 typ esof 336 uppe r jaw/
midf ace 319,321 see also f acial pain; h ead-
aches; sore t hroat ;
toothache
palatal myoclonus 207 palate
examination 410 hard palate bruising
(Guer in’s sign) 56 soft p alate inju ries 50,416 split 324– 5
paralysis
assessment 321 cau ses 3 19 see also we akness
parasymphysis fractures,
mand ible 361,363
parathyroid glands 151 parot id duc t 408 – 9 parotid gland 151
mump s 165,369 obst ruc tionof 3 42 suppurative parotitis 165 tumo urs 165,
166,342– 3 see also salivar yglands
parot id
sialadenitis 335 – 6 ,369
parotid space 332 past medical history 7– 8 pathological fractures 388 Patterson– Kelly syndrome
(Plummer– Vinson syndrome) 248
pemphigoid 420 pemphigus vulgaris 420 penetrating injuries
contr ol of bleedi ng 40 head 79 nec k 138
periapical periodontitis and
abscess 384
perichondritis,
pinn a 190,192
pericoronitis 432 perilymphatic stulas 208
periodontal abscesses 430 perioral tingling 429 periorbital disorders
asse ssme nt 259– 61,
263– 6
common
presentations 258
commo n prob lems a nd
their causes 258– 9
investigations 266– 7 periorbital haematoma 57 periorbital
inju ries 25 8– 9,26 0 periorbital oedema 58 peripheral neurological
examination 68 peritonsillar abscess
(quins y) 245,380 persistent generalized
lymphadenopathy
(PGL) 157 pharyngeal pouch (oesoph-
ageal diverticulum) 250 pharyngitis
acut e 242
chro nic 243
chronic adenoiditis 243
diphtheria 243
infectious
mononucleosis 243
pharyngoesophageal
injuries 139– 40 photography 2– 3 photokeratitis 306 photophobia 84,306 phre nic ne rve 151,152 pigmented lesions
assessment 402
gums 4 00
lips 391
mout h 393,408 – 9
tongue 396 pinna
chondrodermatitis nodu-
laris helicis 207 gout t ophi 207– 8 infections 192 sero ma 189 traumatic
perichondritis 190
plain lm interpretation
cervical spine
injuries 108– 11 foreign bod y
interpretation 134– 5
platysma 152– 3 Plummer– Vinson syndrome
(Patterson– Kelly syndrome) 248
polymyalgia rheumatica 95
post erio r cord
syndrome 117
post erio r tria ngle o f the
neck 121– 2 , 150,151– 2
post- her petic
neur algi a 337,385 postoper ative p ain 38 4 post- streptococcal
glomerulonephritis 245 power assessment 107 pregnancy 6– 7
gingival bleeding 381 pre sbyc usi s 198 presenting complaint,
history taking 3– 5 primary brain injury 72 primary headaches 81 prim ary h erpetic
stomatitis 418– 19 primary survey 23
air way 26– 8
ante rior n eck 30
breathing 34 – 5
circulation 37– 9
disability 41
exposure 42 propt osis 265 , 273,274 – 7
assessment 261
causes 259,273
retrobulbar haemor-
rhage/ orbital compart-
ment syndrome 274– 5 thyroid eye di seas e 280 in the u ncons cious
pat ie nt 276 – 7
pros thet ic heart va lves 7
asse ssme nt for
sur ge ry 13 – 14
ptosi s 264– 5,314 ptyalism (drooling) 166 pulp itis 384,430 pulse oxime try 3 5 pupillary dilation 57 pupillary responses 57
in hea d injury 75
pupils,
examination 265,289– 90
Q
Quin cke’s dise ase/ sig n 252 quinsy (peritonsillar
absce ss) 245,38 0
R
racoon (panda)
eyes 57,69,75
radiotherapy, osteora-
dionecros is 345, 37 2, 373,435
radiotherapy- induced bro-
sis, r educ tion of mouth opening 378
raised intracranial
pressure 90 pathophysiology 73
Rams ay Hunt
synd rome 194 ,341
ramus fractures,
mandible 363 ranulas 162– 3 rashes 4 redeye
causes 286 – 7,302– 3
examination 303 refe rredp ain
lower jaw 387
teet h 431 ree xes 107 reu x
oesophagi tis 249,428 Reinke’s oedema 168 relapsing polychondri-
tis see rhinorrhoea relative aerent pupillary
defe ct (R APD) 289 – 90 religious beliefs 6 reti nal ar tery
occlusion 312– 13 retinal detachment 311– 12 retinal vein occlusion 313 retr action sig n 58,265 retrobulbar
haem orrhage 43,274 – 5
lateral canthotomy/
cant holysis 275,276
medical
decompression 276
rheumati c fever 7,11
acut e 244 – 5 rhinitis 223– 5
alle rgic 224
assessment 225
atrophic 225
classication and
caus es 224 management 225 simp le acut e
infe cti ve 224 vasomotor 224
rhinitis
medicamentosa 225
rhinophyma 228 rhinorrhoea
assessment 216 causes 212– 13,230 management 230
‘ring t est’ f or CSF 41,8 0 Rinn e test 186,197 rivaroxaban, perioperative
management 14
INDEX
root fr actures 413 runn y nose see
rhinorrhoea rupt ured glob e 296– 7 rust ring s, eye 30 8
S
sali va 409 sali var y glan ds 18,164 – 7
dysfunction 166
examination 163
infectio ns 165,335– 6
obstruction
of 164– 5,342 sialadenitis 368 – 9 as a sou rce of pa in 387 tumo urs 165,
166,342– 3 usef ul fac ts 166 – 7 see also parotid gland;
submandibulargland
scalp lacer ations 79 scarlet fever 244 scarring 44– 5
risk f acto rsfor 4 6
Schirmer’s test 293 scleritis 307 scratches 47 secondary headaches 82 secondary survey 42 seizures seets sensorineural hearing
los s 196 aetiology 197
sensory changes
history taking 5 see also numbness
sept al deviatio n 226 septal haematoma 55– 6 sept al per foratio n 226 sexually transmitted
diseases 246 syphilis 422– 3
shin gles 337,385
intraoral 419
shock 37– 8
assessment 38
shun t assessment 91 shunt infection 91– 2 shunt obstruction 91 shunt overdrainage 92 sialadenitis 148 ,
165,368 – 9
sialography 155 sick le cell c risi s 388 sinuses (paranasal) 278 sinu ses and stu lae 349,
352–3, 359, 382– 4
sinusitis 278– 9
ethm oid 96,2 31
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INDEX
sinusitis (Contd.)
frontal 95 fung al 280 management 279– 80
refe rred p ain 431 Sjög ren’s syn drome 166 skul l base fract ures 51 sliding scale insulin
infusions 13 slit- lamp examination 291 smel l, loss o f see anos-
miasmell, oensive see
cacosmia smoot h, sor e tong ue,
causes 397 sneezing
assessment 216
cau se s 213 snoring 252– 3
assessment 237
causes 235 socia l hist ory 6 ,9 soft p alate injur ies 50,416 soft t issu e inju ries 4 4– 5
assessment 45– 6
intraoral 50
management 46 – 7
see also sut uring
referral guidelines 50
see also l ips, i njur ies;
mouth injuries
soft tissue swelling
airway obstruction 31
steroids 42 somat ic pai n 336 soret hroat
assessment 238
causes 235
see also t hroat infections speech components 167 spinal cord
compr essi on 118– 19
causes 118– 19
due to m etas tases 119 spinal cord injuries 115– 17
cer v ic al 11 5
initial management 116
ISNCSCI
classication 115
spinal cord injury without
radiological abnormality
(SCIWO RA) 113 spinal cord
syndromes 116– 17 spli t palat e 324– 5 squa mous ce ll
carcinoma 256 stabbing injuries 40 stainedteeth
assessment 403
causes 398– 9
sternomastoid muscle 152 steroids 9
perioperative
management 15– 16
redu ctio n of swe lling 42 ste rt or 140 Stevens– Johnson
syndrome 419 sti ness , hist ory t aking 5 stomatitis,
denture- related 437 stress ulceration 16 str ido r 140
asse ssme nt 128,141
cau se s 124– 5
initial manageme nt 142– 3 stroke
carotid artery
disease 170– 1
intracerebral
haemorrhage 89 stye (hordeolum) 314 styloid– carotid ar tery
synd rome ( Eagl e synd rome) 173,2 52
subarachnoid
haemorrhage 87– 9 subclavian artery 151– 2 subconjunctival
haem orrhage 57,271 subdural empyema 85 subdural
haematomas 78 – 9 subfalcine herniation 74 subglott ic ste nosis 143 subl ingual haematom a 56,
358, 360,425 sublingual space 366 submandibular gland 151
see also salivar yglands submandibular
obstruction 164 submandibular
sialadenitis 148,3 68– 9 submandibular
space 147,366 – 7 subm enta l space 147,367 submucous brosis 378 supe rior o rbit al ssure
synd rome 58,69 supraglottitis
(epigl otti tis) 142,246 – 7 suprahyoid
musc les 150 – 1 supra selective
embolization 40 surgery, assessment
for 10– 17 surgical (subcutaneous)
emphysema 175
peri orbi tal 26 4– 5,269
surgical airways 34 sutu ring 46 – 7,48 – 50
eyeli ds 300 – 1 lips 415 – 16 suture materials 48– 9 technique 49
swallowing problems
investigations 241 see also dysphagia;
odynophagia
swellings
eyeli ds 287 gums 4 00 history taking 4 intr aora l 395,
406,424– 8 lips 391 lower j aw and fa ce 351,
355, 36 6– 75 nec k 144 – 5 peri orbi tal 2 59,261 thro at 236,2 38 tongue 397 uppe r jaw/ midfa ce
319– 20, 322,32 3– 5 uvula 252
swinging ashlight
test 57,289 – 90
symphysis fractures,
mand ible 361,363
syphilis 422– 3 syringomyelia 117,118 syst emic
chondromalacia 228
systems review 5
T
tabes dorsalis 117 tear breakup time
test 293
tear hy persecretion 315 tear production and
drainage 315
teeth
adult dentition 19 avuls ed 331,413– 14 common
presentations 390 common prob-
lems a nd the ir
causes 398– 9,400 – 1 cracked 431 dama ge from g ener al
anaesthesia 414 deciduous 19 dent al inj urie s 404 dentoalveolar
frac tures 326– 7 discoloured 403 exam inat ion 18,410 – 11
extraction socket prob-
lems 3 85, 401, 402,
406, 433– 4 fractured 413 loose 4 01,414 lost 35, 36– 7,358 see also t oothache
temp oral a rterit is (gi ant
cell a rte ritis) 94– 5, 310– 11
temp oralb one
frac tures 188 – 9 necrotizing external
otitis 194
temporomandibularjoint
ank ylosis 377– 8 applied anatomy 375 click ing 348, 352,376 disc displacement 377 dislocation 365– 6
dysf unct ion 370,375 – 6 tension headaches 97 teratomas 163
nasa l 228
tetanus immunization 8 tetanus- induced
tris mus 369
tetanus prophylaxis 42 thir d ner ve pal sy 58,69 thro at,
examination 238– 40
throat disorders
assessment 236– 8 cancers 256 chronic adenotonsillar
hypert rophy 247– 8 common
presentations 234 commo n prob lems a nd
their causes 234– 6 investigations 240– 1
thr oat in fec tions 241– 2
associated features 242 caus es 241– 2 coxsackievirus 246 deep n eck in fect ions 245 epig lott itis 142,24 6– 7 fungal 247 pharyngitis 242– 3 sexually transmitted
diseases 246 tonsillitis 244– 5 tonsilloliths 247 tuberculosis 247
thrombocytopenia 381,417 thrombosis,
intracranial 92– 3
‘thunderclap’ headache 87 thymic cysts 160 thyroglos sal du ct cys ts 160
thyroid can cers 159 thyroid eye di seas e 280 thyroid gla nd 151
goitre 158– 9 thyroid lumps 159 ‘tic douloureux’ (tri-
gemi nal ne ural gia) 338 ,
385 – 6 ,428 tingling, perioral 429 tinnitus 203– 4
arteriovenous malforma-
tion s and ven ous
hum 207 asse ssme nt 181 cau se s 178
tongue
common
presentations 390 commo n prob lems a nd
their causes 395– 8 depa pilla tion 397,403 exam inat ion 18,
240,40 9– 10 inability to protrude 56 lace ra tio ns 416
tong ue pain 3 97 tongue swelling 397 tonsillar herniation 74 tonsillitis
acut e 244 compl icat ions of 244– 5 recurrent 244
tonsilloliths 247 tonsils 239
enlarged 247– 8 exam inat ion 240,410 peritonsillar abscess
(quins y) 245,380 tumours 256
tooth ache 38 4, 429– 32
assessment 407 causes 399 classication 430 – 1 painful wisdom
teet h 432
tooth i njur ies 399 tori 374, 4 09– 10 torticollis (wry
neck) 55 ,120
toxic e piderma l necro lysi s
(Stevens– Johnson syndrome) 419
trac hea, a natomy 151 trac heal i ntubation 33
indi catio nsfor 37
trac heos tomy 34
complications 175 decannulation 174 indications for 174 technique 173– 5
INDEX
trac heos tomy ca re 174 tramlini ng 41,58,8 0 tranexamic aci d 417 transferrin g head i njur y
patie nts 79
transien t ischa emic a tta cks
(T IA s) 170 – 1
transtentorial
herniation 74
traumatic optic
neuropathy 298
tria ngle s of the
nec k 149– 52 trig emin al ner ve(V) 67 trig emin al neu ral gia
(‘tic d oulo ureu x’) 338,
385 – 6 ,428 tris mus 56, 37 7– 8 0
history taking 4 trochlear ner ve (IV ) 67 tube rculosis 11,247 tumours
cere bral 93 – 4
see also carcinomas tuni ng for k test s 186,197 tympanic membrane
per fora tion 191,20 5– 6
U
ulcerative keratitis 306 ulce rs 418 – 24
angina bullosa
haemorrhagica 423 angular cheilitis 423 assessment 407 aphthous 251– 2,420 Behç et’s dis ease 424 caus es 424 denture- related 436 drug - ind uced 7,423 erosive lichen
planus 423– 4 herpetic
infectio n 418– 19 history taking 4 intraoral 395 Kapo si’s sar coma 422 lips 392 mali gnant 4 21,422 necrotizing
sialometaplasia 422 pemphigoid and
pemphigus
vulgaris 420 Stevens– Johnson
syndrome 419 syphilitic lesions 422– 3 tongue 398 trau mati c 418
451
452
INDEX
ultrasound 135 upper airway
obstruction 141– 2 cau ses 141
uppe rjaw
applied anatomy 322– 3 examination 323– 4 fasc ial spaces 332– 3 imaging 325– 6 non- infe cti ve lump s and
swellings 342– 6
upper jaw disorders
assessment 320– 2 common
pres enta tion s 318
commo n prob lems a nd
thei r caus es 318– 2 0
uppe r jaw inf ecti ons 332– 6
fasc ial spa ce
infec tion s 333– 4 osteomyelitis 334 – 5 parot id
sialadenitis 335– 6
uppe r lip infect ions 332 uveitis 306– 7 uvul a swel ling 2 52
V
vagu s ner ve (X ) 68,150 – 1 varicella zoster virus, Ramsay
Hunt s yndrome 194
vasomotor rhinitis 224 venou s sinus
thrombosis 92
vertebral artery
injuries 139
ver tebr al body
frac tures 112,113
vertebrobasilar insuf-
ciency (b eaut y parlour synd rome) 102,120
ver ti go 199 – 203
asse ssme nt 65, 181,20 0 benign positional
vertigo 202– 3 causes 63,178– 9
dierential diagnosis 199 Dix– Hallpike
manoeuvre 186
labyrinthitis and vestibu-
lar neur itis 200– 1
Ménière’s dise ase 201– 2 vestibular neur itis 200– 1 vestibulitis 228 vestibulocochlear nerve
(VIII) 68 vira l keratiti s 305 vision- threatening
inju ries 43 ,294 visu al acui ty
test ing 56 – 7,265 visual disturbance 306
causes 285– 6
with h eada che 83
history taking 288
temporal arteritis 94 visual- evoked
potentials 293 visu al el d test ing 266 ,289 visu al loss 310– 14
amau rosis f uga x 314
optic n euritis 312
painf ul 310– 11
painless 311
reti nal ar tery
occlusion 312– 13
reti nal
detachmen t 311– 12
reti nal vei n
occlusion 313
vitreous
haemorrhage 313
vocalc ords
granulomas 169
paralysis 168– 9
Reinke’s oedema 168 Vomiting, airway
prote ction 28– 9
W
Waldeyer’s ring 239 walk ing wounde d 44
warfarin 8– 9
perioperative
management 13– 14
see also anticoagulants wate ry eye s 315– 16 weakness
history taking 5
hypog lossal ner ve
lesions 429 of the l ips 392 ,398 see also f acialpals y
Weber t est 186 Wegener’s
granulomatosis 226
‘whiplash’ injuries 113– 14 whit e cell co unt
(WCC) 71
wisd om teet h
prob lems 39 9,432
wisd om toot h removal,
ner ve inj ury 43 4
wound asse ssme nt 45– 6 wound cleaning 47 wound closu re 46 – 7
eyeli ds 300 – 1 scalp lacer ations 79 see also sut uring
wound i nfec tion s 45 wry n eck
(tor ticol lis) 55,120
X
xeros tomi a (dry
mou th) 166 ,167
Z
zygo mati c bone , appli ed
anatomy 262
zygomatic
frac tures 263,270 – 3 clinical features 270– 1 investigations 271 management 272– 3 occipitomental views,
inter pret ation 271– 2