7 Objective Measures of Laryngeal Imaging and Laryngeal Electromyography Peak Woo The principle of using flashing lights for examination of rapidly moving but periodic oscillation using stroboscopy is well known…
24 Infections of the Fascial Spaces of the Head and Neck Mriganka De and Anita Sonsale Neck spaces are potential fascial planes extending from the skull base to the mediastinum….
26 Premalignant Lesions of the Larynx Jahangir Ahmed and Khalid Ghufoor Exactly 43 years after Durant described the first documented case of laryngeal leukoplakia as “white cicatrices” adjacent to a…
25 Benign Lesions of the Larynx Natasha Choudhury and Khalid Ghufoor Assessment Most patients with benign laryngeal disorders present with dysphonia. All patients should undergo a complete assessment, including a…
39 Recent Advances in Laryngology and Laryngology Research Taranjit Singh Tatla and Samit Majumdar The technological revolution witnessed toward the end of the last millennium has exploded into a new…
22 Acute Inflammatory and Infective Disorders of the Larynx Chee-Yean Eng and Muhammad Shahed Quraishi The larynx is the narrowest part of the upper airway and is situated just anterior…
14 Injection Medialization Procedures for the Vocal Fold Paul Stimpson and Abir K. Bhattacharyya Injection medialization aims to establish vocal fold approximation to achieve airway protection and to improve the…
21 Spasmodic Dysphonia Nupur Kapoor Nerurkar Spasmodic dysphonia (SD) is a focal laryngeal dystonia that is an action-induced laryngeal movement disorder. The action that triggers the spasms in the voice…
12 Imaging of the Larynx Curtis Offiah The evolution of modern imaging techniques, particularly over the past decade, has significantly improved the ability of the radiologist to visualize and assess…
23 Granulomatous Diseases of the Larynx Nupur Kapoor Nerurkar and Gauri Kapre Ever since Manuel Garcia devised the laryngeal mirror in 1854, physicians began to develop an interest in diagnosing…
