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- Pediatr. Clin. North Am. 1984 Aug 1;31(4):821-34.
AbstractThe physician who is called upon to evaluate stridor in the infant or child must be familiar with common congenital lesions of the airway, the symptoms they produce, and methods for their diagnosis and treatment. The authors discuss some of the more common anomalies and review the guidelines for their diagnosis and treatment.
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