N	Concordance
1	 this study shows that autofluorescence laryngoscopy may be a useful complementa
2	nulomatous lesion of the vocal cords by laryngoscopy and a normal physical exami
3	alothane, tracheal intubation by direct laryngoscopy proved impossible. A laryng
4	ty, and glottic closure during flexible laryngoscopy (FL), and gag reflex were c
5	ive and post-operative (day 2) indirect laryngoscopy and videostroboscopy. Pre-o
6	ptom is hoarseness with normal indirect laryngoscopy. The complementary studies 
7	hether by lighted stylet or fiber-optic laryngoscopy may potentially be improved
8	oup A (endotracheal intubation by rigid laryngoscopy) or Group B (endotracheal i
9	 of lidocaine given 90 seconds prior to laryngoscopy effectively suppresses the 
10	hagoscopy is carried  out together with laryngoscopy during evaluation of the or