Dysfunctional breathing, hyperventilation and vocal cord dysfunction are frequently seen in
children and adults. The prevalence is unknown. There are no standardized diagnostic …

Very little is known about therapeutic options, despite intensive efforts to describe single
items, standardise nomenclature, distinguish them from psychosomatic or even psychiatric …

Dysfunctional breathing (DB) is common, frequently unrecognised and responsible for a
substantial burden of morbidity. Previously lack of clarity in the use of the term and the use of …

Dysfunctional breathing (DB) describes a respiratory condition that is mainly characterized
by abnormal breathing patterns, affecting both children and adults, often leading to …

Dysfunctional breathing (DB) is an overarching term describing deviations in the normal
biomechanical patterns of breathing which have a significant impact on quality of life …

Somatoform respiratory disorders represent conditions with dysfunctional breathing
unexplained by structural abnormalities. This heterogeneous group includes disorders with …

Hyperventilation and other clinical manifestations of dysfunctional breathing have been
reported in childhood, but the prevalence is unknown. In adults, dysfunctional breathing may …

While the developmental aspects of control breathing are only now being actively explored
in the context of our current understanding, it is likely that such efforts will yield important …

Methods We retrospectively audited the health records of 18 patients with breathing pattern
disorders (BPDs), who were diagnosed in our respiratory clinic (2015‐2018), and then …

Asthma occurs across the life course. Its optimal treatment includes the use of personalized
management plans that recognize the importance of co-morbidities including so-called …