Accepted at 2:40 a.m. Apr, 03, 2025 by IantheBFG
Author: IantheBFG
Related Note: 1537624211156
Rationale for change

Why is this wheeze?
This seems like something that would compare inspiratory vs expiratory stridor

From AMBOSS below
Expiratory stridor = A pathological high-pitched breath sound produced by expiration. Typically caused by partial obstruction of the intrathoracic airway (e.g., trachea or bronchus).

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