professionals. All readers will find the book to be organized in a logical and concise fashion. Beginning with a discussion of sound, what we hear, and how to measure hearing loss, the book continues with a systematic exploration of the pathologies likely to be found at the pinna, in the ear canal, the middle ear, the cochlea, the brainstem, and the cortical levels. Each chapter concludes with a “Comment” designed to highlight the most important aspect of the material just reviewed. This book's systematic approach to auditory pathology make it an excellent reference book for clinicians working in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology. Since a clinician is unlikely to encounter all the disorders reviewed in the book within a single year, the book represents a lifetime of clinical exposure. The working clinician needs to have a fundamental background and a ready reference to use when new and unusual cases appear. This book offers that combination. For professionals working in the fields of audiology, speech-language pathology, and deaf education.

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