Abstract
PURPOSE: Patients with paradoxical vocal cord dysfunction(PVCD) frequently present with complaints of wheezing or shortness of breath(SOB) and are frequently diagnosed with asthma and treated unnecessarily for asthma. Our study examines patients referred to a Pediatric Pulmonary Clinic for uncontrolled asthma or SOB who were diagnosed with PVCD.
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