2015
DOI: 10.5604/20845308.1150800
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Videostrobokymography and phonovibrogram as a new methods for analysis of vocal fold vibration

Abstract: STRESZCZENIE:Współczesna foniatria dysponuje coraz nowocześniejszymi metodami, które pozwalają na dokładniejszą i obiektywniejszą ocenę drgań fonacyjnych fałdów głosowych. Poza oceną wideostroboskopową zaliczają się do nich wideostrobokimografia oraz fonowibrogram. Oba badania można wykonać na podstawie powszechnie wykonywanych nagrań wideolaryngostroboskopowych dobrej jakości.Wynikiem wideostrobokimografii są przekroje kimograficzne oraz wykresy obrazujące drgania fałdów głosowych. Umożliwiają one przede wszy… Show more

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“…The high-quality static images are able to evaluate the mucosal status and the vasculature of the vocal folds, providing valuable information on vocal fold pathologies [2]. In addition, dynamic images of vocal fold vibrations are important for understanding the physiology of voice production and the pathophysiology of vocal fold disorders [3]. Since Schonharl described the stroboscopic visualization of vocal fold vibrations in 1960 [4], videostroboscopy has been the gold standard for laryngeal imaging, and has been the primary method used to evaluate vocal fold vibrations [5,6].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The high-quality static images are able to evaluate the mucosal status and the vasculature of the vocal folds, providing valuable information on vocal fold pathologies [2]. In addition, dynamic images of vocal fold vibrations are important for understanding the physiology of voice production and the pathophysiology of vocal fold disorders [3]. Since Schonharl described the stroboscopic visualization of vocal fold vibrations in 1960 [4], videostroboscopy has been the gold standard for laryngeal imaging, and has been the primary method used to evaluate vocal fold vibrations [5,6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%