Publisher's Synopsis
A typical respiratory disease that mostly affects newborns and young children is bronchiolitis. Viral infections are typically the cause, with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) being the most frequent offender.
We will examine the symphony of symptoms as we traverse the terrain of bronchiolitis, from the characteristic cough and nasal flaring to the more concerning cyanosis that requires our prompt care. Every line, like a brushstroke, adds to a picture that goes beyond the descriptions found in textbooks to depict the real-life struggles faced by people attempting to manage this respiratory complexity.
