The objective of this book is to introduce the endoscopic ear surgery. The book is meticulously crafted with a great attention to detail. The sequence of chapters flows seamlessly from one to the other. The chapter on equipment and set up addresses basic but often overlooked issues, such as the position of the surgeon and the endoscope placement. The chapter on endoscopic anatomy of the ear explains complex nuances especially those of the middle ear spaces brilliantly. The chapter on diagnostic otoendoscopy is a ‘must read’ for all postgraduate students as it comprehensively covers most of the middle ear pathologies so important for the ‘long case’ of the MS examination. The different ear surgeries are explained in increasing order of difficulty—the steps of each procedure being described in detail. The book ends on a mature and balanced note, discussing both the advantages and the limitations of the endoscope versus the microscope.