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tracheobronchial
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tracheobronchial /tra·cheo·bron·chi·al/ (-brong´ke-al) pertaining to the trachea and bronchi.
tra·che·o·bron·chi·al (trk--brngk-l)
adj.
Of or relating to the trachea and the bronchi.

tracheobronchial
[trā′kē·ō·brong′kē·əl]
pertaining to the trachea and bronchi. Also called bronchotracheal.

tracheobronchial (trā´kēōbrong´-kēl),
adj pertaining to the trachea and a bronchus or bronchi.

tracheobronchial
pertaining to the trachea and bronchi.

tracheobronchial aspiration
see tracheal lavage.


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Norma Metheny summarizes this in the abstract of the article: "The most dreaded complication of tube feedings is tracheobronchial aspiration of gastric contents.
As mentioned, a delay in diagnosis and treatment can increase the risk of complications, including a spontaneous rupture of the abscess that can lead to tracheobronchial aspiration or stridor secondary to laryngeal edema.
Tracheobronchial aspiration of foreign bodies in children: A study of 94 cases.
 
 
 
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