Apps Like Vocal Pathology: Polyps for iPhone and iPad
Learn vocal pathologies with video.
The app presents videos of vocal pathologies including small, medium, large, and hemorrhagic polyps. It includes audio clips of patients reading the rainbow passage to demonstrate the effect of each disorder on vocal fold function.
by Blue Tree Publishing, Inc.★ 0.00 ratingsEducation$4.99Data updated 2026-10-14
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