Table 1.

Exemplary part of the documentation form: morphological findings larynx and function

Morphological Findings Larynx and Function
Morphological findings: larynx	□ Normal	□ Leukoplakia	□ Neoplasm
True vocal cords		□ Nodulus	□ Ulcer
		□ Erythema	□ Polyp
		□ Morphological defects	□ Synechy
		□ Atrophy	□ Edema
		□ Right □ Left □ Bilateral
Glottic gap	□ Normal	□ Reduced
Supraglottic region:	□ Normal	□ Leukoplakia	□ Neoplasm
□ False vocal cords (FVC)		□ Nodulus	□ Ulcer
□ Aryepiglottic rim		□ Erythema	□ Polyp
□ Arytenoid		□ Morphological defects	□ Synechy
		□ Atrophy	□ Edema
		□ Right □ Left □ Bilateral
Epiglottis	□ Normal	□ Leukoplakia	□ Neoplasm
		□ Nodulus	□ Ulcer
		□ Erythema	□ Polyp
		□ Morphological defects	□ Synechy
		□ Atrophy	□ Edema
		□ Right □ Left □ Bilateral
Function: larynx	□ Normal	□ Not possible
Motility of true vocal cords: abduction		□ Asymmetry
		□ Limitations in
Respiration		□ Range
		□ Speed
		□ Coordination
		□ Right □ Left □ Bilateral
Motility of true vocal cords: adduction	□ Normal	□ Not possible
		□ Asymmetry
Phonation:		□ Limitations in
Tasks: leel and repeated: leel/eel leel		□ Range
		□ Speed
		□ Coordination
		□ Right □ Left □ Bilateral
Airway protection	□ Complete	□ Not possible
True vocal cord – closure:		□ Incomplete
Task: breath-holding lightly		□ TVC closure
		□ FVC closure
Sustain breath hold: 7+ s		□ Epiglottal inversion
False vocal cord – closure:
Task: breath-holding tightly and/or cough
Epiglottal inversion:
Task: dry swallow