Videostroboscopy is a specialized medical imaging technique used to assess the vocal folds (cords) and their function during phonation (voice production). It combines stroboscopic light with high-speed video recording to visualize the vibrations of the vocal folds in slow motion. This technique allows healthcare professionals, typically an otolaryngologist or a speech-language pathologist, to analyze the motion and characteristics of the vocal folds more thoroughly than with standard laryngoscopy.
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