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peribronchiolar

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per·i·bron·chi·o·lar (pr-brngk-lr)
adj.
Of, relating to, or surrounding the bronchioles.

peribronchiolar
[-brong′kē·ō′lər]
Etymology: Gk, peri, around, bronchiolus
pertaining to the area around the bronchioles.

peribronchiolar [per″ĭ-brong″ke-o´ler]
around the bronchioles.

peribronchiolar
around the bronchioles.


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The most common early radiographi c abnormalities are bilateral, symmetric, peribronchiolar, micronodular and interstitial infiltration with a predominance of middle and upper lobe involvement (6) as in miliary tuberculosis.
bronchioalveolitis, occasionally accompanied by chronic peribronchiolar and perivascular inflammation) (Figure 3, panels D and E); and 3) mild to moderate multilobular or diffuse thickening of alveolar septa by infiltrates of inflammatory cells, such as interstitial pulmonary macrophages.
Mexico City dogs exhibit focal peribronchiolar inflammatory infiltrates that surround the adjacent blood vessels, some of which contain platelet thrombi and marginated neutrophils (CalderOin-Garciduenas et al.
 
 
 
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