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COVID-19: the difference between the nose and the lung
Monaldi Archives for Chest Disease, 2021 To the Editor An elegant study reported dysmorphic cells and syncytia in the deceased's lungs for COVID-19. The authors reasonably considered that most of these syncytia-forming cells were pneumocytes, as identified by specific biomarkers.
Matteo Gelardi +4 more
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Influence of lung parenchyma on collapsibility of dog bronchi
, 1975 In five excised dog lobes in the distended state, we inserted several small beads into the bronchi roughly at their third branches and glued them airtight to the bronchial wall with adhesive substance, except for one which was open and through which the
T. Sasaki, T. Takishima, H. Sasaki
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Bacterial microbiota of lower gut and bronchi in tuberculosis patients
, 2020 The objective: to study the quantity and variability of bacterial microbiota in lower gut, the prevalence of microorganisms resistant to antibacterial drugs among microorganisms isolated from the bronchi of pulmonary tuberculosis patients receiving ...
V. A. Puzanov +2 more
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Left Bronchial Isomerism with Right-Sided Tracheal Bronchus: A Rare Case Report
Diagnostics, 2023 The tracheal bronchus is a congenital bronchial branching anomaly defined as an aberrant bronchus arising in either the trachea or a main bronchus. Left bronchial isomerism is characterized by two bilobed lungs, bilateral long main bronchi, and both ...
Kyungsoo Bae, Kyung Nyeo Jeon
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Effect of vibration on isolated dog bronchi
, 1975 Vibratory stress, induced by turbulent flow, has been shown to alter the structural properties in arteries. Since turbulent flow can exist in the lungs it seems important to know whether a similar effect can occur in bronchi. To answer that question air
A. S. Sinclair, M. R. Roach
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Large airway complications in COVID-19 pneumonia
Monaldi Archives for Chest Disease, 2021 COVID-19 pneumonia can cause respiratory failure which requires specialist management. However the inflammatory nature of the condition and the interventions necessary to manage these patients such as endotracheal intubation and tracheostomy can lead to ...
James May +3 more
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Fibrotic Bronchi: Major Changes in Gene Expression.
, 2015 aFold change relative to air-exposed controlsFibrotic Bronchi: Major Changes in Gene Expression.
Yu Wang (12152) +10 more
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Respiratory epithelium modulates the responses of canine bronchi to cooling
, 1993 The present study was designed to investigate the effect of cooling on the modulatory role of the respiratory epithelium on the underlying smooth muscle.
Gao, Y, Vanhoutte, PM
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Clinical and pathophysiological features of traumatic stenosis of the right main bronchus: Case report [PDF]
Srpski Arhiv za Celokupno Lekarstvo, 2007 Introduction Severe blunt injury of the chest can cause rupture of the tracheobronchial tree. After completed management of the injury, stenosis of the bronchi may develop at the site of the rupture.
Stanić Vojkan +5 more
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Static mechanical properties of bronchi in normal excised human lungs
, 1978 Bronchographic studies were performed on 22 normal human lungs at transpulmonary pressures between 20 and 0 cmH2O. Pressure-diameter behavior of 322 bronchi was evaluated. In younger (less than 40 yr) subjects, the airways of males showed greater recoil
R. E. Hyatt, U. B. Prakash
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