Encyclopedia: Laryngoscopy
A laryngoscope is a medical instrument that is used to obtain a view of the vocal cords and the glottis, which is the space between the cords. There are many types of laryngoscopes. A rigid laryngoscope utilized by anesthesia personnel for intubation typically consists of a handle and an interchangeable blade with a bulb light source. Laryngoscopes used by otolaryngologists are found in many variations, used for various specialized tasks...
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My 8 month old is having tubes in her ears, adnoids removed, and a laryngoscopy...
Any suggestions on how to help her through this? Does anyone know if they can...
Any suggestions on how to help her through this? Does anyone know if they can...
trust your healthcare professionals, they will keep her as comfy as possible. Just be there for her so she has the security of your presence.
Asked by bubbles_tw - 5 months ago
normal laryngoscopy or nasopharynx laryngoscopy?
Should I have the fiber optic scope down my nose, or throat? Which one is...
Should I have the fiber optic scope down my nose, or throat? Which one is...
I would think that would be up to your physician.
Asked by thekidzonehome - 26 months ago
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