You have decided that you would like to learn to perform endoscopic instrumental assessments such as the Flexible Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing (FEES) or Videostroboscopy. Perhaps an excellent consultant
provides your workplace with detailed FEES or Videostroboscopy evaluation reports, and you would like to better understand the anatomical and physiological findings they describe.
 
Maybe you are already completing these assessments and would like to hone your interpretation and evaluation report writing skills. Well, this is the right resource to help with this endeavor.

The first edition of this series – Detailed Surface Anatomy for the Speech Pathologist-Endoscopist, described the incredibly detailed and intricate surface landmarks of the larynx and pharynx frequently used in the otolaryngology/laryngology fields. With the knowledge of normal anatomy, you will not only be able to describe the locations of laryngeal/pharyngeal anomalies but, also to describe their characteristics and
effectively point the treating Speech Pathology and medical professionals to the locations of these findings.
 
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