Product Description
This highly anticipated text is the only publication on pharmacology and ototoxicity written specifically for audiologists. With contributions from leading audiologists, basic scientists, pharmacologists, and otolaryngologists, Pharmacology and Ototoxicity for Audiologists provides both basic and advanced coverage of topics critical to successful clinical practice. Fundamental concepts and terminology of pharmacology, biochemistry of the auditory system, and mechanisms of toxicity are covered, along with specific chapters on drug and noise-induced ototoxicity. This text is absolutely essential for anyone working in the hearing sciences and hearing healthcare.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.5 based on 2 reviews)

pharm and ototoxicity by Richard Palmer

5 Stars
December 09, 2008
This was shipped as indicated and rec'd on time. Book was in excellent condition and has been one to keep as a reference.

good info by G. C. Gaines

4 Stars
June 13, 2007
good basic introduction to pharmacology and ototoxicity for beginners

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