50 YOM pt initially pin point CP R) sternum, painful on expi | Figure 1

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Case Report

50 YOM pt initially pin point CP R) sternum, painful on expiration and when palpated, bilateral wheeze, initially sounded congested then developed with a dry cough, wheeze and SOB - subsided after 10mg ventolin. No cardiac hx. ECG dx and Tx.

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