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intercostal retractions

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intercostal retractions
Physical exam The furrowed indentation of the intercostal spaces at inhalation, which is particularly prominent in Pts with difficulty in breathing. See Air hunger.


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Younger children display intercostal retractions with respiratory distress because of underdeveloped intercostal muscles.
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