In the cavy, the pseudoglandular phase was associated with the development of the bronchi and
bronchioles with a simple cuboid epithelium, as described for mice (WARBURTON et al.
Among the cases, abnormal terminal
bronchioles and pulmonary vessels showing features of peribronchiolitis and perivasculitis appeared as thickening in the wall of terminal
bronchiole and in the wall of pulmonary vessels due to lymphocytic infiltration (Figure-4).
Histologically massive exudate was present in the
bronchioles predominantly comprises of eosinophils lymphocytes macrophages and giant cells.
8) This type of injury causes fibrosis (thickening and scarring) of the
bronchioles, which is the underlying cause of bronchiolitis obliterans.
Scarce attachment of avian influenza viruses to
bronchioles and alveoli of harbor seals is consistent with low pathogenicity of these viruses for harbor seals during experimental infection (4-6).
The injected stem cells differentiated into new
bronchioles, alveoli and pulmonary vessel cells which not only formed new lung tissue, but also integrated structurally to the existing lung tissue in the mice.
The NasoNeb Nasal Nebulizer creates a low-volume irrigation effect with particles small enough to deposit medication in the right places yet large enough not to enter the lungs or
bronchioles.
inhaled, could reach the peripheral regions of the
bronchioles in the lungs,
These nerves stimulate visceral organs such as the heart muscles and other smooth muscles found in
bronchioles, arteries and veins.
A bedside flexible bronchoscopy was performed, which showed sloughing of the lining of the large airways and
bronchioles.
At just 10 weeks old, Kate's son Jake was diagnosed with bronchiolitis - an inflammation of the lung's
bronchioles common among babies.
Where in your body would you find
bronchioles and alveoli?
