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A comprehensive and engaging textbook, Voice Disorders, Fifth Edition offers students and practicing clinicians a contemporary, evidence-based understanding of the anatomical, physiological, and neurological foundations of voice production and the wide spectrum of voice disorders. This textbook covers essential topics such as respiratory and laryngeal anatomy, vocal pathology, evaluation techniques, therapy approaches, phonosurgery techniques, and management of special populations including singers and individuals with head and neck cancer. With new chapters on laryngeal reflexes and the immune system’s impact on voice, as well as expanded coverage of gender-affirming voice care and the effects of pharmacology, this edition reflects the latest clinical research and practice.
This forward-looking text introduces significant updates and expansions that reflect the most current advancements in the field, ensuring students and clinicians have access to cutting-edge information on the evaluation and treatment of voice and upper airway disorders. Designed for graduate students in speech-language pathology and for clinicians seeking advanced training, this book bridges science and practice with clarity and depth. Richly illustrated with full-color anatomical drawings and clinical images, and supported by a robust companion website featuring digital laryngoscopic videos, surgical footage, case examples, and an interactive workbook, Voice Disorders equips readers to evaluate and manage voice disorders across the lifespan. Whether used in the classroom, clinic, or private practice, this authoritative text is an essential resource for anyone committed to excellence in voice care.
Sapienza and Hoffman’s Voice Disorders, Fifth Edition continues its enduring legacy as the leading textbook for courses in voice disorders and an invaluable clinical reference.
