Atlas of the Facial Nerve and Related Structures

Atlas of Facial Nerve Anatomy – An Unparalleled Resource for Neurosurgeons and Craniofacial Specialists

Nobutaka Yoshioka, MD, PhD, and Albert L. Rhoton Jr., MD, present a meticulously crafted anatomical atlas that offers an unprecedented view of the complex anatomy of facial nerves and associated structures. Combining decades of expertise, this reference provides surgeons and residents with an exceptional visual and educational resource, bridging precise microanatomical detail with clinical application.

Key Features

• Exceptional Visual Detail: Exquisite color photographs of latex-injected cadavers reveal anatomy layer by layer with unmatched clarity.
• 3-D Online Versions: Select images are available in 3-D via the Thieme MediaCenter for enhanced depth perception and study.
• Comprehensive Regional Coverage:
  • Intracranial region and skull
  • Upper facial and midfacial region
  • Lower facial and posterolateral neck region
• Precise Clinical Correlation: Each image is accompanied by detailed explanations, highlighting relevant structures and nerves implicated in neurosurgical procedures and craniofacial interventions.
• Layered Dissections: Organized by region, these dissections elucidate specific nerves and anatomical landmarks with pinpoint accuracy, offering invaluable insight for surgical planning and procedural safety.
• Expert Authors: Dr. Rhoton, a pioneer in microscopic neurosurgery, and Dr. Yoshioka, a master of craniofacial reconstructive techniques, combine their expertise to create a definitive guide to facial nerve anatomy.

Who Should Use This Book:

Residents and experienced clinicians in neurosurgery, facial plastic surgery, otolaryngology, maxillofacial surgery, and craniofacial surgery will find this atlas indispensable for mastering facial nerve anatomy and its clinical implications. This resource is ideal for detailed study, surgical planning, and advancing anatomical understanding for both routine and complex cases.