Part I. Basic Anatomy and Approach to Common Symptoms; Making Sense of History -- Basic Temporal Bone Imaging Anatomy; External, Middle and Inner Ear -- Temporal Bone Imaging Techniques; Computer Tomography, Cone Beam CT and Magnetic Resonance Imaging -- Imaging Approach to Conductive Hearing Loss -- Imaging Approach to Sensorineural Hearing Loss -- Imaging Approach to Tinnitus -- Imaging Approach to Otorrhea -- Imaging Approach to Otalgia -- Common Otoscopic Signs, Imaging of Common Surgeries and Implants -- Part II. Imaging of External Ear Pathology -- Radiological Features of Otitis Externa -- Imaging of External Ear Masses; Cholesteatoma and Tumours -- Imaging of External Ear Malformations, Canal Stenosis and Exostosis -- Part III. Imaging of Middle Ear and Mastoid Air Cells Pathology -- Imaging of Otomastoiditis, Acute and Chronic -- Radiological Features of Acquired and Congenital Cholesteatoma -- Radiological Features of Oval Window Atresia -- Part IV. Imaging of Inner Ear Pathology -- Imaging of Inner Ear Malformations and Vestibular Aqueduct Syndrome -- Radiological Features of Otosclerosis -- Other Causes of Inner Ear Hearing Loss: Meniere's Disease, Labyrinthitis & Semicircular Canal Dehiscence -- Part V. Imaging of Temporal Bone Trauma, Petrous Apex, Cerebello-Pontine Angles, Jugular Foramen & Facial Nerve -- Imaging of Temporal Bone Trauma -- Imaging of the Petrous Apex, Cerebello-Pontine Angles & Jugular Foramen -- Imaging of the Facial Nerve: Approach and Pathology.

This book presents standard imaging techniques, basic anatomy and an approach to common pathology encountered in temporal bone imaging. Intended as a survival guide for residents and general radiologists, it covers all topics comprehensively, and provides intuitive point-by-point summaries, similar to those of popular radiology reference sites, for easy comprehension at a glance. The book also offers guidance on the pertinent points that need to be included in a report and how to answer basic questions that are likely to be asked by the referring clinician or supervising radiologist. This book will be a valuable resource for general radiologists, radiology residents, ENT residents, otology surgeons and anyone involved in the occasional temporal bone study.