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Re: Hiccup in BPPFrom: Carl. V. Smith, MD (smithcarlv@uams.edu)Thu Feb 28 09:01:05 2002
At Thu, 28 Feb 2002, ND wrote: > >Hi > >Hiccup Definitely has to be taken as a breathing movement. >Breathing and Hiccups share the same Neural Pathway and the Centers. >When You see a Hiccup I suggest you take that as Breathing. > >Dr Nirvikar Dahiya I agree with Dr. Dahiya for the reasons stated.
-- Carl V. Smith MD University of Arkansas
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