bifid or bifurcated rib asymptomatic?

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From: Don Saklad
Date: Sun, 26 Jan 1997 00:00

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Can interference of mechanical and neurological control of breathing
by bifid or bifurcated rib exist?  Can it be suppressed and concealed
by the patient and from the examiner?  Yet, can it be a significant
burden on the patient?  Can a culture of shame prevent the examiner
from observing these effects of suppression of conscious awareness and
imparement of performance?  "There's something wrong with me but I
don't know what it is..."  "I never had a good day in my whole life."

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