Comprehensive Sixth Edition for Every ENT Subspecialty — Updated and Evidence Based
The Bailey head neck surgery otolaryngology 6th edition, edited by Clark A. Rosen MD FACS, organizes 238 chapters into a two-volume digital reference that spans rhinology, laryngology, otology, pediatric otolaryngology, head and neck surgery, facial plastic reconstruction, sleep medicine, and contemporary issues facing practitioners. Each chapter provides concise, practical information grounded in current evidence, with bulleted review lists designed to reinforce key concepts. Over 3,000 full-color illustrations and supplemental videos complement the written content throughout.
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Inside this resource
238 Chapters Across All ENT Subspecialties
Bailey head neck surgery otolaryngology organizes content into eleven sections covering rhinology, laryngology, otology, pediatric cases, head and neck surgery, facial plastics, sleep medicine, and contemporary practice issues. Every chapter reflects current evidence and best practices for daily clinical work.
New Chapters on Emerging Topics
Five entirely new chapters address diagnosis of pediatric sleep disorders, pediatric facial trauma, endoscopic ear surgery, robotics in head and neck surgery, and ethics in otolaryngology. These additions keep the text aligned with rapidly evolving clinical areas.
Visual Learning With Over 3,000 Illustrations
More than 3,000 full-color images throughout the text clarify anatomy, surgical approaches, and diagnostic findings. Supplemental videos embedded in the digital edition demonstrate complex techniques that benefit from motion and narration.
Chapter-End Review Lists for Quick Recall
Every chapter concludes with a bulleted list summarizing key concepts, making it straightforward to review material before rounds, exams, or clinical decision-making. The format supports both deep study and rapid reference.
Who this serves
- Practicing otolaryngologists — needing an evidence-based, current reference across all subspecialties
- Otolaryngology residents — using structured chapters and review lists during training
- Head and neck surgeons — seeking new chapters on robotics and endoscopic techniques
Faculty & syllabus
Editor & section editors 6 editors
- Clark A. Rosen MD FACS — Editor, Laryngology
- Stacey Gray — Rhinology
- Patrick Ha — Head and Neck Surgery
- Charles Limb — Otology
- Stephen Park — Facial Plastics and Reconstructive Surgery
- Gresham Richter — Pediatric Otolaryngology
Before you buy
What format is this textbook delivered in?
EPUB3 digital format compatible with most e-readers, tablets, and computers. The file includes all 238 chapters with full-color illustrations and supplemental video access.
Does this cover all otolaryngology subspecialties?
Yes. Chapters span rhinology, laryngology, otology, pediatric otolaryngology, head and neck surgery, facial plastic surgery, sleep medicine, and contemporary issues.
How does this edition differ from the previous one?
This 6th edition adds five new chapters including pediatric sleep disorders, endoscopic ear surgery, and robotics in head and neck surgery, with updated content throughout all sections.
The chart
| Format | eBook (EPUB3) |
|---|---|
| Pages | 4,168 pages |
| Publisher | LWW |
| ISBN | 978-1975162665 |
| Department | ENT |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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Priya –
Good textbook but the EPUB3 formatting occasionally breaks tables on smaller screens. The content itself is current and well-organized across all major ENT areas.
M. Alvarez –
Rosen’s editorial team assembled exactly the kind of reference I needed during fellowship. The chapter-end review bullets saved me hours of note-taking before case conferences.
drtomh –
Solid update from the 5th edition. The new endoscopic ear surgery and robotics chapters are thorough. A few sections could use more intraoperative photos, but the illustrations are excellent.
Chen W. –
Covers every subspecialty I rotate through. The pediatric otolaryngology chapters with the new sleep disorders content were especially useful during my last block.
Sarah K. –
The EPUB3 format makes navigating 238 chapters surprisingly easy. I jump between rhinology and laryngology sections on my iPad without any lag. The supplemental videos embedded in the digital version are a genuine bonus.
James L. –
Three thousand color illustrations is not an exaggeration. The rhinology and facial plastic sections are particularly well-visualized. Worth it for board preparation alone.
M. Alvarez –
Replaced my aging print copy with this digital edition. Search functionality across 4,168 pages saves real time during clinical consultations.