Benign lesions of the larynx: Nodules, polyps, Reinke's edema, cysts, granuloma, papilloma, keratosis, sulcus vocalis, laryngoceles, vocal fold scarring, presbylaryngitis
Congenital anomalies: Stenosis, webs, laryngeal clefts and laryngomalacia
Hyperfunctional disorders: Abuse and misuse of the voice
Laryngeal cancer: Early detection, preoperative counseling and post-laryngectomy voice acquisition
Laryngeal trauma: Fractures, scarring, post-intubation arytenoid dislocation
Neurogenic disorders: Vocal fold paresis/paralysis, spasmodic dysphonia, voice and swallowing disorders related to Parkinson's, ALS and other movement conditions
Psychogenic disorders: Conversion dysphonia, puberphonia, stuttering (vocal onset type)
Reflux laryngitis (globus pharyngeus): Diagnosis, medical and dietary treatment
Swallowing abnormalities: Diagnosis and therapy for neuromuscular disease, post CVA bulbar and suprabulbar palsy, sensory deficit, cricopharyngeal spasm and aspiration