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Laryngeal Mirrors: How Doctors Examine the Throat
Doctors do not use concave mirrors for throat exams. They use a laryngeal mirror—a small, angled mirror on a long handle—to visualize the larynx, vocal cords, and posterior pharynx indirectly.
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