Journal of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners · 2008
Diagnosing vocal cord dysfunction in young athletes.
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Rhodes Rea Kae
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PURPOSE: To provide an overview of the pathophysiology, steps in making a diagnosis, differential diagnosis, and treatment methods for vocal cord dysfunction (VCD) in young athletes.
DATA SOURCES: Review of published literature about VCD and exercise-induced asthma (EIA) and a case study.
CONCLUSIONS: The clinical presentation of VCD is often confusing. A young athlete who is having difficulty "catching his breath" may have more than EIA. Young athletes who have been previously diagnosed with EIA may actually have VCD.
IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE: The ability to correctly differentiate VCD from other causes of respiratory distress can lead to accurate interventions, save precious time in an acute situation, and promote long-term control of this condition.
DATA SOURCES: Review of published literature about VCD and exercise-induced asthma (EIA) and a case study.
CONCLUSIONS: The clinical presentation of VCD is often confusing. A young athlete who is having difficulty "catching his breath" may have more than EIA. Young athletes who have been previously diagnosed with EIA may actually have VCD.
IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE: The ability to correctly differentiate VCD from other causes of respiratory distress can lead to accurate interventions, save precious time in an acute situation, and promote long-term control of this condition.