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Stridor in children

Marta Celmiņa, Simona Paule

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Several conditions that manifest as stridor can mimic asthma. When there is an initial failure in therapy, other diagnoses should be considered. The absence of witnessed choking does not exclude an inhaled/ingested foreign body.http://ow.ly/bqRD30kJcgI

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Several conditions that manifest as stridor can mimic asthma. When there is an initial failure in therapy, other diagnoses should be considered. The absence of witnessed choking does not exclude an inhaled/ingested foreign body.http://ow.ly/bqRD30kJcgI

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Several conditions that manifest as stridor can mimic asthma. When there is an initial failure in therapy, other diagnoses should be considered. The absence of witnessed choking does not exclude an inhaled/ingested foreign body.http://ow.ly/bqRD30kJcgI

Key concepts: Stridor, Choking, Medicine, Pediatrics, Medical diagnosis, Asthma, Foreign body, Intensive care medicine

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