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Atelectasis Draining b ronchus Bronchiectasis Etienne Leroy Terquem Pierre LHer SPI ISP S outien P neumologique I nternational I nternational S upport for P ulmonology Atelectasis Cons. Dondelinger MD Bronchial anatomy is adequately demonstrated with the appropriate spiral computed tomographic technique on crosssectional images multiplanar reconstruction images and threedimensional reconstruc tion images Contrary to the numerous va Department of pediatrics. Definition. Asthma. is a chronic . disease . involving the respiratory system in which the . airways . occasionally . constrict, become . inflammated. , . and . are . lined with excessive amounts of . fistula. Sudhir. Rao. Respiratory . What ? How ?. Communication between the bronchial tree and the pleural space. Common . aeitiology. - pulmonary resection. . lung . necrosis complicating-. . UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY. Department . of Radiology. HPI. 57 . yo. man presented to the ER with sudden onset severe chest pain.. On arrival, patient was pale, diaphoretic and confused.. SBP ~ 60’s (hemorrhagic shock).. Anaesthetic Management of Bronchial Artery Embolisation UsingDouble Lumen Endobronchial TubeRamandeep Singh, MD, Rajesh Chand Arya, DA, DNB, MNAMS,Sanjay Kaistha, DA, MD, Bishav Mohan, MD, DM, Rajiv K Chronic (Obstructive) . Bronchitis . . Emphysema . . Bronchiectasis. . Asthma . Permanent bronchial dilation associated with . suppuration. (pus production). Occurs commonly with . cystic fibrosis. III. Asthma. chronic inflammatory . disorder of the airways. C. auses recurrent episodes of . wheezing, Dyspnea, chest tightness and cough . particularly at . night . and/or early . in the . morning. Eastern Journal of Medicine 4 1 39-41 1999 Traumatic bronchial rupture YALINKAYA 1 BLCLER U2Department of Thoracic Surgery1 School of Medicine Yznc Yl University Van Van Military Hospital2 Van Key wor Multidetector. CT Detection, Characterization, and Differential Diagnosis. Marie-Michele . Theriault. , MD, FRCPC, Kathleen Eddy, MD, . Joy N. . Borgaonkar. , MD, FRCPC, Judith L. Babar, MRCP, FRCR, Daria Manos, MD, FRCPC. Oropharynx. Laryngopharynx. Trachea. Esophagus. Larynx. Nasal cavity (septum). Nasopharynx. chonchae. Epiglottis. Posterior view. #307 Larynx. Thyroid cartilage. Laryngeal ventricle. Clemente pl. 562. ا.م.د.بيداء حميد عبدالله. Chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases. 1- Emphysema. 2- Chronic bronchitis. 3- Asthma. 4- Bronchiactasis. Normal respiratory acinus. Resp. bronchiole. Alveolar duct. Dr. HARISANKAR V. Associate Professor. Dept. of Practice of Medicine. . bronchiectasis. Permanent dilatation & . distrotion. of the bronchi . Aetiology. . -. ciliary. JNMC, AMU. Management of Bronchial Asthma. Introduction. . Asthma is a . chronic inflammatory disorder . of the airways that is . characterized:. clinically. . by. recurrent episodes of wheezing, breathlessness, chest tightness, and cough, particularly at night / early morning. . Two of the recognized causes of emphysema are smoking which incites lung injury and inherited deficiency of α1- antitrypsin; an . antiprotease. enzyme that protects the lung from injury.. Emphysema is thought to result from the breakdown of .