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KEY FACTS Terminology Benign, self-limited viral inflammation of upper airway Symmetric subglottic edema results in stridor & characteristic “barky” cough Imaging Diagnosis usually clinical; radiographs used to exclude more serious causes of stridor Frontal view: Often more revealing than lateral…