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A Technique for Stroboscopic Examination of the Vocal Folds Using Fiberoptics

Wilbur J. Gould, Hideki Kojima

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An improved fiberoptic laryngoscope is connected to Timcke's stroboscope. The laryngoscope gives a magnified view of 2x and is prefocused from 5 cm to infinity. The combination of the stroboscope and the laryngoscope gives an excellent slow-motion view of the vocal fold movement.

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An improved fiberoptic laryngoscope is connected to Timcke's stroboscope. The laryngoscope gives a magnified view of 2x and is prefocused from 5 cm to infinity. The combination of the stroboscope and the laryngoscope gives an excellent slow-motion view of the vocal fold movement.

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An improved fiberoptic laryngoscope is connected to Timcke's stroboscope. The laryngoscope gives a magnified view of 2x and is prefocused from 5 cm to infinity. The combination of the stroboscope and the laryngoscope gives an excellent slow-motion view of the vocal fold movement.

Key concepts: Stroboscope, Vocal folds, Anatomy, Medicine, Physics, Optics, Larynx

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