There are possibly a half score of cases recorded, but this anomaly is very rare, and Major is possibly the only one who has to a certainty demonstrated the fact by a laryngoscopic examination.
After a fruitless search, with instrumental and laryngoscopic aid, the missing teeth were found--in a chest of drawers; the symptoms immediately subsided when the mental illusion was relieved.
In the journals we read of brilliant results of rhinoscopic and laryngoscopic examination; in practice we see but few.
If laryngoscopic examination is possible, the ary-epiglottic folds may be found greatly swollen and the upper aperture of the larynx partly occluded.
If present the laryngeal lesion may or may not be tuberculous; if the laryngoscopic appearances are doubtful a specimen is taken.
Should the child be very dyspneic when first seen, a low tracheotomy is immediately done, and after an interim of ten days, laryngoscopic removal of the growth is begun.
Direct laryngoscopic view; anterolateral thymic compression stenosis in a child of eighteen months.
Children in the Bronchoscopic Clinic receive neither local nor general anesthesia, nor sedative, for laryngoscopic operations or esophagoscopy.
Indirect laryngoscopic (mirror) view; laryngostomy rubber tube in position in treatment of post-typhoid stenosis.
Laryngoscopic inspection and digital exploration are sufficient when the entrance into the oesophagus is involved.
Sometimes laryngoscopicinspection at this early stage of the disease will reveal vivid redness of the mucous membrane in the neighborhood of the crico-arytenoid articulations.
This fact tends to cast some doubt on the value of laryngoscopic observation as a means of determining the laryngeal action.
This is only to be expected, in view of the fact that laryngoscopic investigation has not resulted in practical rules for managing the vocal cords.
One important phase of the registers has not received much attention from the laryngoscopic investigators.
A student may hear descriptions of the laryngeal action, and study the highly interesting laryngoscopic photographs of the vocal cords, until thoroughly familiar with the theoretical side of the subject.
All theories as to the registers of the voice, derived from laryngoscopic observation, are completely erroneous.
All the results of the laryngoscopic investigation of the vocal action have been disappointing in the extreme.
But this cannot be determined by laryngoscopic observation.
But the nature of this difference in muscular action has never been discovered by means of dissections of the larynx, nor by laryngoscopic observation.
This idea of Garcia has been the basic principle of all practical methods, ever since the publication of the results of his first laryngoscopic investigations in 1855.
Widespread interest was awakened by the account of Garcia's laryngoscopic investigations of the registers, published in 1855.
Let not the reader who tries laryngoscopic investigations be discouraged if, at first, violent retching is the result.
A number of little paintings representing different laryngoscopic appearances may be slipped into this Phantom, unknown to the student, who has to discover what has been done by the usual process.
A laryngoscopic examination showed that the vocal cords were functioning normally.
Ten days later, another laryngoscopic examination was made, with mild mechanical stimulation of the air passage.
The vocal cords of the larynx appeared normal on laryngoscopic examination, but adduction of the cords was not be properly effected.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "laryngoscopic" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
