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Patient with shortness of breath
BMJ, 2017How to manage a patient who is experiencing an acute exacerbation of chronic obstructive pulmonary ...
Andrew, Feneley +2 more
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2016
Abstract Any patient with breathing difficulties is alarming, and this may be the first defining sign of neuromuscular disease. This chapter describes the clinical features that should alert one to the possibility of neuromuscular respiratory failure.
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Abstract Any patient with breathing difficulties is alarming, and this may be the first defining sign of neuromuscular disease. This chapter describes the clinical features that should alert one to the possibility of neuromuscular respiratory failure.
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A Woman With Shortness of Breath
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 2023Paul S. Jansson, Spencer J. Lord
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2010
Exercise is rarely limited by pulmonary causes in healthy individuals. During exercise, large, steep rises in ventilatory demands are met efficiently by the respiratory system while maintaining a substantial breathing reserve. The respiratory system including the lungs and chest wall are often considered “overbuilt” in meeting the demands of exercise.
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Exercise is rarely limited by pulmonary causes in healthy individuals. During exercise, large, steep rises in ventilatory demands are met efficiently by the respiratory system while maintaining a substantial breathing reserve. The respiratory system including the lungs and chest wall are often considered “overbuilt” in meeting the demands of exercise.
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2018
Many diseases can cause dyspnea; the differential diagnosis of sudden-onset or acute dyspnea is relatively limited. Chronic dyspnea can be challenging to diagnose and manage; three categories (cardiac, pulmonary, and others) should be thoroughly evaluated because some patients may have more than one cause for dyspnea.
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Many diseases can cause dyspnea; the differential diagnosis of sudden-onset or acute dyspnea is relatively limited. Chronic dyspnea can be challenging to diagnose and manage; three categories (cardiac, pulmonary, and others) should be thoroughly evaluated because some patients may have more than one cause for dyspnea.
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Short of breath, not short of diagnoses
Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2009Lorenzo, Di Francesco +7 more
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Clinical Cases of Electrosonography in Patients with Shortness of Breath
2023David Leibowitz +2 more
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