retractions

How Are Retractions Classified?

Retractions are classified based on their location and severity. Common types include:
Subcostal Retractions: Inward movement below the ribs.
Intercostal Retractions: Inward movement between the ribs.
Suprasternal Retractions: Inward movement above the sternum.
Substernal Retractions: Inward movement below the sternum.

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