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Bei habituellem Husten und Hyperventilationsyndrom handeln

Dysfunktionelle respiratorische Symptome

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Typische dysfunktionelle respiratorische Erkrankungen sind habitueller Husten, Seufzer-Dyspnoe, das Hyperventilationssyndrom, der dysfunktionelle Verschluss der Stimmbänder während der Inspiration („vocal cord dysfunction“) und primär psychogene Atemstörungen. Die Diagnosestellung sollte aufgrund der Symptome anhand positiver Kriterien erfolgen. Sorgfältig muss von möglicherweise koexistierender somatischer Erkrankung abgegrenzt werden.

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    Christoph Grüber

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    Christa Weiss, Christine Lehmann & Bodo Niggemann

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Grüber, C., Weiss, C., Lehmann, C. et al. Bei habituellem Husten und Hyperventilationsyndrom handeln. Pädiatrie 25, 398–404 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1007/s15014-013-0258-3

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