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Paradoxical abdominal wall movement in bilateral diaphragmatic paralysis
Practical Neurology, 07/17/2012

Ahmed R et al. – A 56–year–old man gave a 6–month history of progressive dyspnoea and orthopnoea. During breathing, his abdominal muscles showed paradoxical movement and he rapidly and reproducibly developed difficulty breathing when lying supine.

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Paradoxical abdominal wall movement in bilateral diaphragmatic paralysis
Practical Neurology, 07/17/2012