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How accurate is translaryngeal ultrasound when compared to flexible nasal endoscopy in viewing vocal cord mobility in children?
Objectives: Flexible fibreoptic laryngoscopy (FFL) is currently the gold standard for assessment of true vocal cord (TVC) mobility but is invasive and not without risk. The COVID-19 pandemic has led to growing interest in assessment tools that avoid aerosol generation and risk for transmission of di...
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Division of General Surgery
2026
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