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==Overview== | |||
The [[muscles]] between the [[ribs]] may pull in as the child tries to [[breathe]]. This is called [[intercostal]] retractions. | |||
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Overview
The muscles between the ribs may pull in as the child tries to breathe. This is called intercostal retractions.