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Paradoxical vocal cord motion in the recovery room: a masquerader of pulmonary dysfunction

George A. Arndt, Brian R. Voth

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Key concepts: Stridor, Medicine, Vocal cord dysfunction, Laryngoscopy, Cord, Respiratory distress, Airway obstruction, Surgery

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