2012New England Journal of MedicineOpen access

Case 37-2011: A 9-Month-Old Boy with Recurrent Tachypnea and Respiratory Distress

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Next to NothingWhat comes next, you ask As I turn to keep you facing away While your neighbor collects The toothbrush and the shoes And the clothes prefolded After dressing for the last struggle In that room where the monitor is now dark With no line left.

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Next to NothingWhat comes next, you ask As I turn to keep you facing away While your neighbor collects The toothbrush and the shoes And the clothes prefolded After dressing for the last struggle In that room where the monitor is now dark With no line left.

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Next to NothingWhat comes next, you ask As I turn to keep you facing away While your neighbor collects The toothbrush and the shoes And the clothes prefolded After dressing for the last struggle In that room where the monitor is now dark With no line left.

Key concepts: Tachypnea, Medicine, Respiratory distress, Distress, Pediatrics, Respiratory system, Intensive care medicine, Psychiatry

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