Outpatient Fibreoptic Nasolaryngoscopy and Videostroboscopy

Videostroboscopy in Laryngopharyngeal Reflux Disorder

Introduction: Acid reflux disease of the larynx has been established as a separate clinical entity in the present day, requiring the nuances of a skilled laryngologist for its early diagnosis and appropriate management. Clinical presentations of laryngopharyngeal reflux disorder may vary from very subtle to mammoth proportions, ranging across a panorama of features like chronic laryngitis, indo...

Flexible nasolaryngoscopy accuracy in laryngomalacia diagnosis.

UNLABELLED Laryngomalacia is the most common cause of stridor in infancy. Diagnosis is established by associating the clinical manifestations with laryngoscopic findings in a dynamic form. AIM To analyze diagnostic accuracy of laryngomalacia through flexible nasolaryngoscopy performed by four different examiners. Form of studying: Comparison of diagnostic tests (clinical study). MATERIAL AN...

Videostroboscopy of human vocal fold paralysis.

Previous stroboscopic studies of human vocal cord paralysis have been infrequent and have lacked documentation of the site of lesion. In order to study human laryngeal paralysis, the recurrent and superior laryngeal nerves were infiltrated unilaterally with lidocaine hydrochloride in three human volunteers. Vagal paralysis was simulated by combined (superior and recurrent) infiltration in one v...

Flexible nasolaryngoscopy accuracy in laryngomalacia diagnosis Summary

Prevalence of Laryngeal Cancer in Videostroboscopy Patients

Corresponding author: Ma. Czarlota Acelajado-Valdenor, M.D. Department of Medicine Philippine General Hospital Taft Avenue, Manila, 1000 Philippines Telephone: +632 554-8488 Email: [email protected] Presentation of the case This is a case of a 43-year-old male presenting with short stature and heart failure. The patient was admitted at the medicine ward of the Philippine General Hospital (PGH)...