This book is a comprehensive guide to head and neck imaging for postgraduate trainees, radiologists and ENT surgeons, authored by internationally recognised experts from the University of Toronto. Beginning with an introduction to imaging techniques, the following chapters are organised by anatomical region of the head and neck, including temporal bone, orbit, paranasal sinuses, thyroid and larynx. Each section covers the embryology and anatomy of the region and common pathologic entities and disorders that may affect it. The final chapter discusses radiation oncology, providing an overview of its principles, radiobiology and radiophysics. More than 1120 radiological images, diagrams and tables are included and each section ends with a detailed bibliography for further reading. Key points
Comprehensive guide to head and neck imaging
Sections divided by anatomical region, each covering common pathologies and disorders
Includes section on radiation oncology
Internationally recognised, Canadian author team

Table of Contents
Imaging techniques in head and neck imaging
Radiographic anatomy and pathology of the temporal bone
Normal CT and MRI anatomy of the temporal bone
Temporal bone pathology
Imaging of the orbit
Imaging of the paranasal sinuses
Diseases of the nasopharynx
Imaging of the masticator and parapharyngeal spaces
Part I: The masticator space
Part II: The parapharyngeal space
Radiographic anatomy and pathology of the oral cavity
Oropharynx
Diseases of the parotid gland
Perineural disease in the head and neck
Imaging evaluation of cervical lymph nodes
The larynx and the hypopharynx
Carotid, prevertebral and perivertebral spaces
Retropharyngeal space
Perivertebral space
Vascular lesions of the head and neck
Diseases of the thyroid gland
Introduction to radiation oncology