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Neonatal Network, 2001
AHARSH, VIBRATING SOUND OF variable pitch, stridor implies partial airway obstruction resulting in turbulent airflow through a narrowed segment of airway.1 Stridor is characteristically heard on inspiration, suggesting airway obstruction above the glottis in either the larynx or the pharynx.2 Infants with upper-airway obstruction typically demonstrate ...
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AHARSH, VIBRATING SOUND OF variable pitch, stridor implies partial airway obstruction resulting in turbulent airflow through a narrowed segment of airway.1 Stridor is characteristically heard on inspiration, suggesting airway obstruction above the glottis in either the larynx or the pharynx.2 Infants with upper-airway obstruction typically demonstrate ...
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Clinics in Chest Medicine, 1987
Wheezes are defined as high-pitched, continuous, adventitious lung sounds. They are produced by oscillation of opposing airway walls whose lumen is narrowed. Although asthma is the most common cause of wheezing, a wide variety of disease processes may result in wheezing due to airway obstruction.
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Wheezes are defined as high-pitched, continuous, adventitious lung sounds. They are produced by oscillation of opposing airway walls whose lumen is narrowed. Although asthma is the most common cause of wheezing, a wide variety of disease processes may result in wheezing due to airway obstruction.
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