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  1. James Burns

    Dr. Burns studied under Steven Zeitels. He is at the Mass General Voice Center and is Steve Zeitels' partner.
  2. Ramon Franco, Jr

    Dr. Franco is at the Massachutes Eye and Ear Infirmary. He studied laryngology with Steven Zeitels. Active at international meetings of laryngology, he teaches around the world.  
  3. Matthew Broadhurst

    Matthew Broadhurst studied laryngology with Steven Zeitels. He has been very thoughtful and knowledgeable in the lectures I have heard him present.  
  4. Peter C. Belafsky

    Dr. Belafsky is at UC Davis and has a rather informative web site. He concentrates on swallowing issues, coming up with many innovative ideas in this area. He performed a laryngology fellowship with Jamie Koufman.  
  5. Michael Johns III

    Dr. Johns specializes in laryngology at University of Southern California, having studied with a fellowship at Vanderbilt in Nashville, TN. His office is well organized for educating his patients about their voice. He performs laryngeal botulinum toxin injections for spasmodic dysphonia.  
  6. Lucian Sulica

    Dr. Sullca Studied voice disorders with Andrew Blitzer and practices in Weill Medical College of Cornell University. I have enjoyed his thoughts at our national meetings. He is director of the Neurolaryngology Study Group. He has put up a very nice website with laryngeal photos nicely arranged. 
  7. Nupur Kapoor Nerurkar

    Dr. Nerurkar practices primarily laryngology and is a leader in the region. She has an excellent website. I have heard her lecturing and her information is outstanding.
  8. James P. Thomas

    James Thomas is the creator of this website. He practices only laryngology in Portland, Oregon. He trained with a number of the laryngologists on this website.  
  9. David Vokes

    Dr. Vokes performed fellowships in Laryngology at the University of California at Irvine and at the University of Washington in Seattle with Allen Hillel.  
  10. Medialization

    Medialization laryngoplasty Information for patients considering a medialization procedure or implant into their vocal folds Definition Indications Presurgery Risks Consent Surgery Implant Arytenoid adduction Pain Recovery Instructions during healing