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What does trachea midline mean? under a physical exam by a neurological care dr?
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It denotes the location of trachea that can be palpated gently and inspected, midline anterior neck being normally seen and palpated.
Answered 2/15/2023
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Simply denotes normal physical examination findings regarding trachea location and no pathological issues with this portion of your exam by your doctor.
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