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Proposal of a form for the collection of videolaryngostroboscopy basic findings

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Videolaryngostroboscopy is a useful investigation required for a correct diagnosis of laryngeal diseases and voice disorders. We present a form for the collection of basic laryngostroboscopic findings, which provides for… Click to show full abstract

Videolaryngostroboscopy is a useful investigation required for a correct diagnosis of laryngeal diseases and voice disorders. We present a form for the collection of basic laryngostroboscopic findings, which provides for the evaluation of the classical six parameters codified by Hirano (symmetry and periodicity of glottic vibration, glottic closure, profile of vocal fold edge, amplitude of vocal fold vibration, mucosal wave) and six other parameters which we have included in the form for an essential and complete laryngostroboscopic evaluation (supraglottic framework behaviour, seat of phonatory vibration, vocal fold morphology and motility, level of the vocal fold, stops of vocal fold mucosa vibration). This form was created in 2002 during the elaboration of the protocol for the assessment of dysphonia of the Italian Society of Phoniatrics and Logopedics, which follows the guidelines of the European Laryngological Society published in 2001. We used this form for 15 years in our daily laryngological practice with great satisfaction. We propose a more detailed version of this form, which provides for drawings which show the various videolaryngostroboscopic findings, helping the laryngologist in the collection of videolaryngostroboscopic examination basic findings.

Keywords: form collection; form; videolaryngostroboscopy; basic findings; vocal fold

Journal Title: European Archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology
Year Published: 2018

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