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Meanings of bronchi in English
Usage of bronchi in English
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Additionally, we observed upregulation of ENaC protein levels in human CF bronchi.
2
One patient had biopsies taken from the nose and both main bronchi.
3
Each CT exam consisted of acquisitions spanning the trachea and mainstem bronchi.
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Observation of obstruction of the airways or bronchi is not possible.
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Macroscopic demonstration of the tumor-bronchi relationship was obtained in 18 patients.
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These results indicate that endothelin-1 is released into bronchi of transplanted human lungs.
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Fibrobronchoscopy revealed the presence of mucosal irregularities up to the segmental bronchi entrance.
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It is defined as a persistent irreversible dilatation and distortion of medium-sized bronchi.
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Observation of aspirated blood in the upper airway or bronchi is not possible.
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Three adenoid cystic carcinomas involved trachea, and 2 involved the main and lobular bronchi.
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Air is present in both major bronchi and the esophagus.
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On either side are seen the openings of the right and left main bronchi.
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The normal movements of the trachea and bronchi are respiratory, pulsatory, bechic, and deglutitory.
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The trachea and bronchi are tubes, furnished with cartilaginous rings to keep them from collapsing.
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The effect on a person's sinuses, bronchi and trachea would be like inhaling powdered Drano.
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Lung hamartomas are rare benign tumors of the bronchi.
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