Symptom Oriented Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery � Three Volume Set�is an extensive, illustrated review of a broad range of symptoms in otolaryngology, edited by a team of New Zealand based experts in the fieldThe three volumes are each divided into two sections. Each section begins with the anatomy of the structures concerned, followed by chapters on associated symptoms and their diagnoses. The first volume covers head and neck, and laryngology, and the second volume covers rhinology and facial plastics. The final volume covers otology, with a section on paediatrics which includes nasal, oral, oesophageal and otological symptoms, including guidance on choking and swallowing difficultiesThis comprehensive book is enhanced by 900 full colour images across 1200 pages, making this an essential resource for consultant otolaryngologists and residentsKey PointSThree volume guide to symptoms and diagnosis in otolaryngologyTwo sections in each volume, covering anatomy and a broad range of symptomsFinal section devoted to symptoms in paediatric otolaryngology900 full colour imagePresbyopia is a condition associated with aging, which makes it increasingly difficult for the eyes to focus on near objects.�Presbyopia: Therapies and Further Prospects�is a concise review of treatments and possible developments in the treatment of this conditionDivided into four chapters, the book covers the principles of correction with glasses and contact lenses, as well as ocular surgeries. Surgical procedures such as conductive keratoplasty and LASIK are included, as well as accommodative (focus) restoration, such as intraoculenses(IOLs)Presbyopia: Therapies and Further Prospects�has been written by Alain-Nicolas Gilg, medical director at the Wilson Eye Centre in Lyon, France � developer of clinical applications for contact lenses and a microintraocular device for presbyopic surgery. Nearly 100 full colour images and illustrations enhance this useful guide, which will keep ophthalmologists and optometrists up to date with the latest advances in the fieldKey PointsConcise review of treatments for presbyopiaWritten by Alain-Nicolas Gilg, medical director at the Wilson Eye Centre, Lyon, France98 full colour images and illustrations