The reliability of flexible nasolaryngoscopy in the identification of vocal fold movement impairment in young infants.
International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology(2017)
摘要
FNL in infants is an extremely challenging procedure. Clinically, physicians frequently use the quality of the cry and the past medical and surgical history to help make a judgment of vocal fold movement when the view is suboptimal. These other factors, however, may bias the interpretation of the FNL. Without sound, there is only moderate inter-rater and variable intra-rater reliability for the identification of degree of movement on FNL. Otolaryngologists must be cognizant of the limitations of FNL when using it as a clinical tool or as a "gold standard" against which other modalities are measured.
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Flexible nasolaryngoscopy,Larynx,Vocal fold paralysis,Vocal fold motion impairment,Inter-rater reliability,Intra-rater reliability
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