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See Latest ArticlesPain Perception of Children Undergoing Nasendoscopy for Investigation of Voice and Resonance Disorders
Journal of Voice, 06/26/09
Hay I et al. - Most children perceive nasendoscopy to be painful to some degree. This perceived pain occurred in conjunction with several observable pain-related behaviors that have the potential to interfere with the success of the procedure.
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