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This laboratory has studied visual judgments of
stroboscopy, high-speed videoendoscopy, and digital
kymography to determine normative data for these
visualization techniques. We have also conducted studies
to assess scaling of vocal fold vibratory features to
promote inter-and intra-rater reliability. Our lab also
studies the influence of recording techniques such as
endoscope type and patient instructions on clinician’s
judgments. This work is funded by an R01 from NIH NIDCD
received by PI Dimitar Deliyski. |
The effect of systemic hydration on laryngeal mucus is
addressed via studies of 1) visual judgments of mucus
aggregation and 2) blood and urine testing of systemic
hydration as related to laryngeal pathology.
