The third edition of Professional Voice: The Science and Art of Clinical Care, is a complete resource for anyone concerned with the care and maintenance of the professional voice. Dr. Robert T. Sataloff, who is a professional baritone himself, led over 100 contributors to expand this edition into three volumes, reflecting the most current advances in voice science, diagnosis and treatment. Comprising nearly 2,000 pages and 106 chapters, this new edition features 38 new chapters and extensive revision of chapters from previous editions. The three volume set is a well-rounded, multidisciplinary compendium on all aspects of the human voice in a scope and depth that far exceed any other single resource on voice and singing. Whether using this book as a learning text or a practical reference, this comprehensive collection is a necessary resource on providing state-of-the-art care for the professional voice. Volume 1: Basic Science and Clinical Assessment provides a practical understanding of the science behind the human voice and an in-depth look at the assessment of vocal disorders.

Volume II: Nonsurgical Management provides an exhaustive, multidisciplinary survey of medical, psychological and neurological disorders of or related to the voice, as well as the medical and therapeutic treatment of these disorders. Volume III: Surgical Management and Special Considerations is devoted to the surgical treatment of structural disorders, as well as the legal, ethical and other issues that arise in the assessment, treatment and management of the professional voice. Dr. Sataloff ensures continuity across all volumes and chapters, resulting in a consistent text that reads seamlessly from cover to cover.