Scott-Brown's Otorhinolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery

Scott-Brown's Otorhinolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery

Author: Iain Nixon, Adam Donne
Publisher: CRC Press
Edition: 9
Published date: 2026
ISBN: 9781032535074

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Discover the definitive guide to modern otolaryngology with the groundbreaking ninth edition of Scott-Brown's seminal work on Otorhinolaryngology. This thoroughly updated reference, arriving eight years after its predecessor, presents a streamlined, two volume authoritative resource that maintains its position as the cornerstone text in ear, nose and throat surgery.

This edition delivers:

  • A condensed, high-impact format focusing on essential clinical knowledge
  • Seamlessly integrated basic science within each relevant specialty section
  • Comprehensive coverage spanning otology, skull base surgery, rhinology, facial plastic surgery, paediatrics, laryngology and head and neck surgery
  • New dedicated sections on lateral and anterior skull base surgery, reflecting major advances in these fields
  • Enhanced coverage of laryngology covering both benign and malignant disease
  • The Two Volume Set includes both print and an e-code that provides instant digital access to the complete text thus enhancing searchability and navigation
  • The VitalSource e-version provides the ability to highlight, take notes and create custom study tools together with lifetime access to your digital library

This authoritative resource combines nearly a century of otolaryngology excellence with contemporary clinical approaches. Perfect for training, examination preparation and consultant practice, the ninth edition upholds Scott-Brown's legacy while embracing modern medical education needs through concise and accessible chapters.

Whether you're a resident, fellow or experienced practitioner, this essential reference provides the depth and breadth of knowledge required for excellence in contemporary ENT practice.

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