Laryngeal examinations

Video endoscopy of the larynx with a solid endoscope

The study is carried out with a hard endoscope at a 70°, 90° angle of inspection. The epiglottis motility, epiglottis position, valleculas, pear pockets, oesophageal access, vocal folds, their motility, sublobe are evaluated. In patients with a pronounced vomiting reflex, superficial anesthesia is applied.

The video material of each patient is saved in the system.

Video endoscopy of the larynx with a soft endoscope

This study differs from endoscopy with a hard endoscope in that the procedure is performed with a soft fibroendoscope, which less irritates the upper respiratory tract. The procedure is painless and lasts very briefly.

The video material of each patient is saved in the system.

Instillation into the larynx

The procedure is usually performed to desensitize the laryngeal mucosa before endoscopic examination. Can also be applied as a therapeutic procedure in acute inflammation of the larynx.

Removal of a foreign body from the larynx

During the procedure, the foreign body from the larynx can be removed under the control of the eye or endoscope using angular instruments. During the procedure, surface painkillers are applied.

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