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- Q2560633 subject Q8657550.
- Q2560633 abstract "A stertor is a respiratory sound characterized by heavy snoring or gasping. It is caused by partial obstruction of airway above the level of the larynx and by vibrations of tissue of the naso-pharynx, pharynx or soft palate (this distinguishes it from stridor, which is caused by turbulent air flow below or in the larynx). It is low-pitched, non-musical, and occurs during the inspiratory phase only. In general terms it is a snoring or snuffly sound. Stertorous breathing will be audible during the post-ictal phase after a tonic-clonic seizure.".
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- Q2560633 wikiPageWikiLink Q1525170.
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- Q2560633 wikiPageWikiLink Q8657550.
- Q2560633 wikiPageWikiLink Q9637.
- Q2560633 type Thing.
- Q2560633 comment "A stertor is a respiratory sound characterized by heavy snoring or gasping. It is caused by partial obstruction of airway above the level of the larynx and by vibrations of tissue of the naso-pharynx, pharynx or soft palate (this distinguishes it from stridor, which is caused by turbulent air flow below or in the larynx). It is low-pitched, non-musical, and occurs during the inspiratory phase only. In general terms it is a snoring or snuffly sound.".
- Q2560633 label "Stertor".
- Q2560633 differentFrom Q1525170.