Bronchial and Vesicular Breath Sounds

Our visiting professor, Dr. Andrew Elder, from Edinburgh, Scotland discusses the differences between bronchial and vesicular breath sounds.
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[@axisgraf]

one of the best videos on youtube to differentiate the two--and quick!

[@anchor9797]

I agreed. Best one for differentiaing lung sound. I wished I had known this one in undergraduate.

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[@jemimaho7710]

This is saving me for my OSCE thank you so much!!!

[@AhmedMagdy-or5nm]

I believe that is the best video explaining the difference between bronchial and vascular breath sound
thank you so much that was really useful ♥

[@DEVEDERG]

in a pleural effusion you will hear bronchial breath sounds at d upper margin of the effusion and decreased breath sounds below it.

[@saahilkhan1150]

Yaa but if effusion is massive

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Best one ever, thank you!

[@StanfordMedicine25]

Edwige Edoh Thank you!

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Very informative, thanks!

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Great explanation, thank you

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Brilliant video. Thanks ever so much

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thank you! clear and easy to understand!

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love the intro music

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Thank you for this nice illustration

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Thanks sir very useful information for me

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The best video ever thank you❤

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Thanks a lot for your support sir. 🙏

[@katecranswick8978]

What do you mean that bronchial sounds are mimicked by listening over the trachea? Is it that the sound you hear when you place bell on the trachea is what the pathological bronchial breathing at the lung bases would sound like?

[@jehangir3997]

Very informative ..
Thank you so much..

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Wonderful video, thank you!

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Thank you soo much❤

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thanx alot

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fantastic

[@drdwgmd14]

Excellent video. Now, is it possible to have bronchial breath sounds in an effusion? Or no, since the effusion is in pleural space?

[@arsalanzaidi15]

Yes because it is with in lung parenchyma

[@aaf1985]

thanks so much

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good job

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This is the best! Thank you!

[@thabisomasekophiri]

fantastic, thanks

[@asspounderify]

so glad this video exists. i was on easyauscultation and their audio was like crystal clear. im like excuse me. how do i turn up the volume on my steth like that....

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Amazing explanation
Thank you so much 💓💓

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Superb

[@muderakayleh]

amazing video, easily reproducible, thanks.

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Thank you so much.🤍

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Thank you so much

[@snjibshresth2500]

Awesome one..

[@saahilkhan1150]

Thanku sir , best explanation ever

[@ahmadesam4261]

2:21 vesicular breathing (not clear)
1:52 bronchial breathing

[@a_peace_loving_man4953]

Very helpful video

[@nainasheikh9683]

best video ever

[@saikirank6961]

Sir for auscultation of vesicular sound do we have to auscultate in a systemic manner or just anywhere in the lung base?

[@sunving]

Thanks

[@khalidalghamdi3587]

what did you mean by ( if airways are involved > no lung sounds heard )?

[@zakirsdk3073]

Awesome !!

[@maryhenwood7927]

This was an amazing video! Thank you so much! Also
, what is the name of the music track that was playing in the beginning??

[@StanfordMedicine25]

Thanks for your comment! The song is Partita No. 3 for Solo Violin (Prelude) by JS Bach.

[@MultiDrGh]

is this found in both adults and kids ? in case of pneumonia for example

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thank you!

[@Rashedov]

Bronchial have longer expiratory volume, plz Make sure of that

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amazing vedio

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Useful

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Omg so good

[@markotomasevic8028]

Whats the point of these sounds that you played, it sounds nothing like lungs on auscultation

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