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Meanings of lower respiratory tract in anglès

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нижние дыхательные пути
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vias aéreas inferiores
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vías respiratorias inferiores
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tracte respiratori inferior

Derived from the developing foregut and consists of the trachea, bronchi (primary, secondary and tertiary), bronchioles (including terminal and respiratory), and lungs (including alveoli).

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Examples for "lower airway"
Examples for "lower airway"
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Inflammatory processes of the upper airway may alter the responsiveness of the lower airway.
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Both conditions were characterized by an inhibition of the mucociliary transport in the lower airway.
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Patients with MVS had a significant lower airway conductance.
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Sucking in air opens the airway and vocal chords, which exposes the lower airway, he said.
Reuters
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The invasive measurement is specific to lower airway.
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Repeated monthly administration to mouse lower airways is feasible without loss of gene expression.
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They took samples of cells from the participants' lower airways.
The Irish Times
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One hallmark of the disease is the presence of bacteria in the lower airways.
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It results in a wide range of clinical manifestations, most commonly in the upper and lower airways.
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Atopic dermatitis represents the first clinical manifestation followed by allergic symptoms of the upper or lower airways.
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Usage of lower respiratory tract in anglès
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Interpretation: Procalcitonin guidance substantially reduced antibiotic use in lower respiratory tract infections.
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Two significant risk factors are viral lower respiratory tract infections and atopy.
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None had clinical evidence of a recent viral lower respiratory tract infection.
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The lower respiratory tract microbiota forms within the first 2 postnatal months.
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We studied 48 cases of amyloidosis localized to the lower respiratory tract.
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Neutrophilia in the lower respiratory tract is a prominent feature of BOS.
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The most common cause of pediatric hemoptysis is lower respiratory tract infections.
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Tissue sections of the lower respiratory tract were studied by immunohistochemistry.
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We conclude that nasal disorders are associated with lower respiratory tract symptoms in children.
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These results suggest that in chronic lower respiratory tract infection.
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Residents were eligible if they met a standardized definition of lower respiratory tract infection.
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In both the upper and lower respiratory tract, respiratory viruses and pathogenic bacteria interact.
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Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) causes severe lower respiratory tract infections in young infants.
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Methods: Patients with suspected bacterial lower respiratory tract infections, pharyngitis and dental infections were included.
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The most frequent sources of infection were intravenous lines, urinary tract, and lower respiratory tract.
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It may spread to the lower respiratory tract and cause wheezing and create difficulty breathing.
The Irish Times