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interlobar

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interlobar /in·ter·lo·bar/ (-lo´bar) situated or occurring between lobes.
interlobar [in″ter-lo´bar]
between lobes.
interlobar
between lobes.
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9) Unfortunately, defects in the interlobar fissures of the lung can inhibit collapse of targeted areas by providing collateral ventilation.
The non-pharmacological management of COPD is a neglected area in the ... by Irusen, E.M.; Plekker, D. / CME: Your SA Journal of CPD
Typical clinical and radiological signs such as fever, auscultation abnormalities, triangular opacification of a segment, or a lobe with signs of volume loss (shift of the interlobar fissure and sometimes of the mediastinum, accompanied with compensatory overinflation of the remaining aerated segments) were helpful in the diagnosis of atelectasis.
The risk of postoperative pulmonary or pleural complications after ... by Mistiaen, Wilhelm; Vissers, Dirk / Australian Journal of Physiotherapy
Chest x-ray and high-resolution CT scan showed disseminated, small granulomas of the lung bilaterally with slightly thickened interlobar septs.
Mitochondrial disorder aggravated by propranolol by Gelpi, Ellen / Southern Medical Journal
 
 
 
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