laryngoscopic

Using conventional laryngoscopic techniques, intubation of the trachea can be difficult or even impossible in such patients.

A laryngoscopic examination of both brothers revealed swelling of the vocal cords, and a malformed epiglottis.

Laryngoscopische Mittheilungen, Vienna, (1863) - Laryngoscopic communications.

In cases where the infection is thought to be associated with a sinus fistula it is often necessary to confirm the presence of the fistula through surgery or laryngoscopic examination.

Laryngoscopic findings such as erythema, edema, laryngeal granulomas, and interarytenoid hypertrophy have been used to establish the diagnosis; but these findings are very nonspecific, and have been described in the majority of asymptomatic subjects undergoing laryngoscopy.

There was adequate room to position a Boyle Davis gag into the oral cavity and control the tonsillar haemorrhage, and at the end of the procedure careful deflation of the laryngeal mask cuff under direct laryngoscopic vision allowed passage of an endotracheal tube into the trachea.