bit.ly - Video of an exam performed on a patient to evaluate the vocal cords using stroboscopy. Close-up view of the exam is shown. The background music is Video Stroboscopy...
www.PerformanceVoiceSolutions.com ~ When vocal cords move normally, you have a clear voice. Videostroboscopy allows a voice specialist to see very small changes in your vocal folds' ability to vibrate. Then create a therapy program for the individual patient. http www.TotalHearingSolutions.com http Video Stroboscopy...
Phoniatrie Graz / Austria www.medunigraz.at stroboscopy...
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www.FauquierENT.net - Video of the voicebox while a person is singing, screaming, yodeling, and attempting to beat-box. Read more about this procedure here http Follow Us on Twitter www.twitter.com Like Us on Facebook www.facebook.com Stroboscopy of...
This is a transnasal endoscopic laryngeal video stroboscopic examination. We utilize small video recording equipment to visualize the voice box (larynx), the base of the tongue, and vocal cords. During this exam we pay very close attention to the vocal cords and their movement during this examination. This exam is narrated. This was performed by the physicians at Northwest ENT and Allergy Associates, with offices in Marietta, Woodstock, and Canton, Georgia Endoscopic...
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Stroboscopy with the ENT-5000 Flexible Video Laryngoscope, DPU-5050 Digital Processing Unit, and the STR-5000 Stroboscopic Unit. Vision Sciences®...
Stroboscopy pre and post laser surgery of Larynx for Leukoplakia Stroboscopy
www.inventis.it -This video shows the patient's vocal cords recorded using Inventis HighLight portable LED stroboscopic light source, Inventis MediCam digital video camera and rigid optics. Video stroboscopy...
The First sequence shows a falsetto voice tune, approximately at a frequency of 396 Hz, the second a modal voice tune, approximately at 128 Hz Stroboscopy vocal...
Sirening 1)Example of thin folds with glottal chink. At first the chink shows up but then I use the left side of my tongue against my top molars to correct the arytenoid imbalance and this time instead of the chink appearing, the right fold closes properly. Hence my awareness of the chink has enabled me to consciously correct the problem 2)Following the sirening I perform a scale up to C5 using thick folds. Clearly there is vocal weight here and I probably should revert to thin folds. There is no glottal chink, but it takes much effort to hold them together. Hence muscle fatigue ensues, as I am a Baritone. I then perform scales with twang with a thin folds and cricoid tilt, which is much easier to execute than the previous thick fold example non Video...
My first stroboscopy exam! Performed by my fabulous supervisor Denise, who pointed out some banding scar tissue at the posterior commisure of the glottis... and suggested that I may have a little bit of laryngopharyngeal reflux going on. 1st stroboscopy exam
Since Age 3 I've been receiving this procedure to treat Laryngeal Papillomatosis- a virus I contracted from my birth mother that forms benign growths on my vocal cords causing, at times, severe hoarseness. After over 40 surgeries in the operating room I finally got the guts to begin treating the disease in office. This video is of my 2nd in office procedure on July 25, 2011, performed by the fabulous Dr. Albert Merati at the University of Washington Medical Center. There are only minor amounts of papilloma for this excision but you'll get to see all the way into my trachea and the openings of my bronchial tubes. I am awake during the procedure, a point validated by the sounds of me gagging. Nasolaryngoscopy...
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Female vocal cords vibrating during a stroboscopic rigid laryngoscopy exam. Normal amount of secretions. Small posterior gap between the vocal cords. Stroboscopy:...
Vocal cords can be seen vibrating at high and low pitches for comparison of their length. The cricothryoid muscle contracts and lengthens the vocal cords at the higher pitch. Rigid endoscope Stroboscopy:...
Harmonica reeds in stroboscopy: See how the reeds of a harmonica vibrate. Basically there is a 'blow reed' that vibrates while blowing and a 'draw reed' vibrating whilst you draw. Advanced playing techniques -called 'bending' and 'overblowing' allow reeds to switch functions. When the harmonica player is 'bending the tone' both reed do vibrate at the same time. It is used to produce a lower voice and has some special sound characteristics that made the harmonica so usefull for the blues (it does not sound good here because I overdid it for demonstration purposes). In overblowing the harmonica player switches the reeds functions. She/he makes the draw reed vibrate whilst blowing. This produces a higher sound (here again, not beautifull to the ear but impressive to see). Thanks to Prof. Dr. Neuschaefer-Rube from the Universitätsklinikum Aachen (RWTH Aachen University) for letting me use the stroboscope which is usually used to examine patient's vocal folds vibration. Harmonica reeds...
www.entandallergy.com - Video of a videostroboscopy performed by an Ear, Nose ad Throat surgeon on a patient to evaluate the vocal cords. Flexible stroboscopy Video Stroboscopy...
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Modulation of model vocal cords with stroboscope. For more information go to web.ics.purdue.edu Video Stroboscopy...
www.IamFightingCancer.com Please respond if you ever lost your voice?Comment Brian Nelson Loses Voice Box show in this Video called a Stroboscopy and or a Laryngoscopy Here is what it says on the net about Laryngoscopy Laryngoscopy is an examination that lets your doctor look at the back of your throat, your voice box (larynx), and vocal cords with a scope (laryngoscope). There are two types of laryngoscopy, and each uses different equipment. Indirect laryngoscopy Indirect laryngoscopy is done in a doctor's office using a small hand mirror held at the back of the throat. Your doctor shines a light in your mouth and wears a mirror on his or her head to reflect light to the back of your throat. Some doctors now use headgear with a bright light. Indirect laryngoscopy is not done as much now because new flexible laryngoscopes let your doctor see better and are more comfortable for you. Direct fiber-optic (flexible or rigid) laryngoscopy Direct laryngoscopy lets your doctor see deeper into your throat with a fiber-optic scope. The scope is either flexible or rigid. Flexible scopes show the throat better and are more comfortable for you. Rigid scopes are often used in surgery. Why It Is Done An indirect or direct laryngoscopy helps a doctor Find the cause of voice problems, such as a breathy voice, hoarse voice, weak voice, or no voice. Find the cause of throat and ear pain. Find the cause for difficulty in swallowing, a feeling of a lump in the throat, or mucus with blood in <b>...</b> Brian Nelson...
To assess the function of the larynx Stroboscopy
Mucosal swellings (polyps, nodules, capillary ectasias) come in many shapes and sizes. Depending on their size, the pitch and volume, they can have various effects on the voice. Stroboscopy:...

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