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[Videolaryngostroboscopic examination of treatment effects in patients with chronic hyperthrophic larynges].

Wiesław W Kluch and Jurek J Olszewski

Otolaryngol Pol 62(6):680-5 (2008) PMID 19205511

This work aimed at assessing effects of surgical treatment and post-operative rehabilitation of chronic hyper trophic laryngitis by videolaryngostroboscopy and the GRBAS scale.

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