Hyperinflated Chest
â What is the most likely diagnosis?
Clinical Analysis
Destruction of alveolar walls with air trapping produces hyperinflation, reduced breath sounds and progressive dyspnea in emphysema. The diagnosis should be made from the overall clinical pattern rather than a single isolated clue.
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