What Is Suspension Microlaryngoscopy
In Suspension Microlaryngoscopy, the Laryngoscope Is Suspended to Allow the Surgeon to Work with Both Hands. a Surgical Microscope Is Used to Provide...
In suspension microlaryngoscopy, the laryngoscope is suspended to allow the surgeon to work with both hands. A surgical microscope is used to provide magnification, better visualization, and to deliver a laser beam.
What is Microlaryngoscopy?
Microlaryngoscopy showing the normal anatomy of the epiglottis (A) and larynx (B) Microlaryngoscopy is a magnified, diagnostic examination of the larynx (voice box) conducted while the child is anesthetized in the operating room. If a child requires examination of the vocal cords, they will have a microlaryngoscopy.
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What is Micro Suspension laryngoscopy?
Microsuspension laryngoscopy with biopsy of the vocal cords is a commonly performed procedure when a patient has a growth or lesion involving the vocal cord. After the induction of general anesthesia, the surgeon will visualize the vocal cords using a rigid laryngoscope.
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