silicon and Polyps

silicon has been researched along with Polyps* in 1 studies

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Real-time laryngoscopic measurements of vocal-fold vibrations. Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society. IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society. Annual International Conference, 2011, Volume: 2011 We have developed a high-frame-rate laryngoscope that can measure the vibration distribution of a human vocal fold in real time at hundreds of hertz. Our laryngoscope can extract a vocal-fold contour at 4000 fps as 20 pairs of its left and right border points from 256 × 512-pixel images to quantify left-right asymmetry of vocal-fold vibrations. Experiments on artificial vocal-fold-like vibrations of a silicon rubber membrane were performed to confirm the laryngoscope's effectiveness, and the vocal folds of human subjects, including patients with laryngeal diseases, were examined under clinical conditions. Topics: Algorithms; Equipment Design; Humans; Laryngoscopes; Laryngoscopy; Models, Statistical; Mucous Membrane; Polyps; Silicon; Silicones; Time Factors; Vibration; Video Recording; Vocal Cords	2011

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Real-time laryngoscopic measurements of vocal-fold vibrations.

Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society. IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society. Annual International Conference, 2011, Volume: 2011

We have developed a high-frame-rate laryngoscope that can measure the vibration distribution of a human vocal fold in real time at hundreds of hertz. Our laryngoscope can extract a vocal-fold contour at 4000 fps as 20 pairs of its left and right border points from 256 × 512-pixel images to quantify left-right asymmetry of vocal-fold vibrations. Experiments on artificial vocal-fold-like vibrations of a silicon rubber membrane were performed to confirm the laryngoscope's effectiveness, and the vocal folds of human subjects, including patients with laryngeal diseases, were examined under clinical conditions.

Topics: Algorithms; Equipment Design; Humans; Laryngoscopes; Laryngoscopy; Models, Statistical; Mucous Membrane; Polyps; Silicon; Silicones; Time Factors; Vibration; Video Recording; Vocal Cords

2011