Laryngoscopy the art of seeing the voice (vocal cords)

Laryngoscopy is the art of placing a camera in the throat to view the vocal cords. Important aspects of how to perform the examination, what structures can be seen and how do different areas function are described. A laryngoscopy is the foundation for diagnosing hoarseness or voice problems.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• voice
• hoarse
• hoarseness
• vocal
• cord
• fold
• laryngoscopy
• phonosurgery
• laryngology
• nodules
• polyps

[eromaled]

I have just posted a video of my endoscopy. Can you tell me if everything looks ok?

[docvox]

@eromaled Really the person who performed the endoscopy would be in the best position to explain what went on in the video.

[DotsVoiceStudios]

This video is excellent and very informative. Excellent work, and thank you for your services. I'm going to make more singers aware of this man so they can get over the fear of the exam!! Wonderful!

[docvox]

@DotsVoiceStudios  Thank you

[gwrapoza]

Haha, I love that you named it Bill! You're so awesome! I wish you were my ENT!!!! Thank you for all of your videos! I learn so much every time I watch them. :o)

[docvox]

@gwrapoza thank you very much

[eldiagrama]

very good explanation. I would have liked more vowels and sounds displayed. But truly great. thanks

[HereisRoderick]

@docvox Is this done for people with Laryngopharyngeal reflux?

[docvox]

@rileyjsg de nada

[docvox]

@HereisRoderick It depends on who performs it. My patients frequently say there is no discomfort, but they also frequently tell stories of uncomfortable procedures. Well done procedures with topical anesthesia should not hurt at all. The medication does taste terrible.

[HereisRoderick]

Do Laryngoscopys cause any discomfort or pain?

[rileyjsg]

interesting and informative. me gusta.