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November 1, 1985Annals of Otology Rhinology & Laryngology

Strobofiberscopic Video Recording of Vocal Fold Vibration

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MHMinoru HiranoKurume UniversityTYTetsuji YoshidaKurume UniversityYYYoshikazu YoshidaToyo University

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Implication

Clinical evaluation demonstrates practical advantages of strobofiberscopic video recording during phonation, highlighting its utility across diverse clinical populations.

Key Points

  • To describe a strobofiberscopic video recording system for capturing vocal fold vibration and assess its early clinical utility.
  • Implemented a strobofiberscopic video recording apparatus designed to visualize vocal fold vibrations during sound production.
  • Evaluated initial clinical experiences and compared procedural ergonomics and usability against standard strobotelescopic systems.
  • Demonstrated clinical feasibility across a wider range of patients compared to rigid strobotelescopic systems.
  • Allowed patients to phonate while maintaining an upright, natural head position throughout the endoscopic examination.

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Hirano et al. (1985) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a8bdcc7f71b672e3df49f0ehttps://doi.org/10.1177/000348948509400613
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