17 devices · GMDN 12294
A laryngostroboscope is a diagnostic instrument used by clinicians to examine the vocal cords and evaluate voice disorders. By utilizing stroboscopic light, the device creates a slow-motion visual effect that allows for the detailed observation of glottic movement during speech.
These systems typically incorporate specialized lenses and may include microphones to synchronize the light pulses with the patient's acoustic signals. Depending on the specific design, the equipment may be used for direct visualization or via mirror reflection, and it may function with or without physical contact with the patient.
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