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Learning About Your Child's Laryngoscopy
Learning About Your Child's Laryngoscopy
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Direct Rigid Laryngoscopy
Direct rigid laryngoscopy is a procedure to look at the vocal cords. Using a tool called a laryngoscope, your doctor can look behind your tongue and down your throat to your vocal cords. A tissue sample (biopsy) can be taken for study in a lab. Or a growth can be removed.
