Section 1: History and Basic SciencesA Historical Review of LaryngologyAnatomy of the LarynxPhysiology of PhonationPhysiology of Swallowing Section 2: Clinical Assessment and Office ProceduresClinical Evaluation in a Patient with a Voice DisorderStroboscopy, High-Speed Imaging, Videokymography and Optical Coherence TomographyVoice Analysis and Therapy Planning by an SLPClinical Evaluation in a Patient with Dysphagia with Role of FEESST, VFS and TNE;Imaging of the LarynxInjection LaryngoplastyOffice-Based Vocal Fold ProceduresLaryngeal Electromyography in Spasmodic Dysphonia and Overview of Spasmodic Dysphonia Section 3: PhonosurgeryPrinciples and Essentials of PhonomicrosurgeryNodules and PolypsCysts, Sulci and Mucosal BridgeLasers in PhonomicrosurgeryLasers in Early Glottic CancerPrinciples of Laryngeal Framework SurgeryUnilateral Vocal Fold Paralysis and Medialization LaryngoplastySurgical Treatment of Spasmodic DysphoniaPuberphonia and Relaxation LaryngoplastyFeminizing LaryngoplastyRecurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis and Narrow Band ImagingGlottic WebConsiderations in the Professional Voice User Section 4: Inflammatory, Endocrine and Functional Voice DisordersLocalized Inflammatory and Infective Laryngeal DisordersSystemic Inflammatory DisordersLaryngopharyngeal Reflux DiseaseEndocrine and Neurological DisordersMuscle Tension Dysphonia Section 5: Airway and SwallowingAssessment of a Stridulous PatientPediatric Airway—An OverviewBilateral Vocal Fold ParalysisPrinciples of Management of Laryngotracheal StenosisLaryngeal TraumaSurgical Management of Dysphagia Section 6: Recent AdvancesLaryngeal TransplantationTransoral Robotic Surgery in Larynx and HypopharynxVocal Fold Regeneration Index