Imaging Handbook on Anatomy of Cochlea by Neeraj Suri is a specialised medical text that serves as a comprehensive guide for radiologists, otolaryngologists and cochlear implant surgeons in training. In the initial chapters, this book also provides a brief review of the various techniques and standards used in cochlear imaging to aid in diagnostic and surgical planning.
The text provides high-quality imaging, correlated with clinical or cadaveric pictures, which are very well marked for corelation for a beginner or an experienced surgeon who wants to improve their understanding of the anatomy of cochlea and its variations. The author systematically covers various pathological conditions affecting the cochlea, making it a valuable reference for both trainees and experienced professionals.
The book’s informative style ensures that it is not overly technical, making it easy reading for trainee radiologists or otologists alike. Additionally, the integration of online resources via MedOne (as indicated on the cover) adds an extra layer of utility, allowing readers to access supplementary digital content.
However, while the book excels in anatomical imaging, some readers might find it more useful if it included more case studies or real-world clinical scenarios to reinforce practical applications. Nonetheless, for anyone involved in cochlear imaging, this book serves as a reliable and detailed reference.
Verdict? A must-have for radiologists and ENT specialists, Imaging Handbook on Anatomy of Cochlea offers a well-organised, image-rich guide to understanding cochlear anatomy. Its clear explanations and high-quality imaging make it an excellent addition to any medical library.
