Laryngoscopy is an endoscopy of the larynx. It is a procedure where the doctor looks at the larynx, vocal cords, and nearby structures present near the back of the throat. It helps the doctor find the cause behind voice problems, breathing problems, ear pain, airway blockages, and stenosis. There are three kinds of laryngoscopy - indirect laryngoscopy, flexible laryngoscopy, and direct laryngoscopy.
Bonfils Laryngoscope - Technique, Contraindications, and Limitations
The Bonfils is a rigid fiberoptic endoscope that provides fiberoptic-assisted laryngoscopy for patients with limited mouth opening or floor-of-mouth masses.
Airway Management and Technique
To maintain oxygenation and ventilation, airway management is essential in assessing a variety of medical techniques and technologies. Read below for more.
Airway Management for Pediatric Anesthesia
Providing a successful airway in children is a complicated task for anesthesiologists. This article provides information about airway management in children.
