How To Use Bronchiolar In A Sentence
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This correlative construct helps us organize the wide array of histologic, physiologic, clinical, and radiologic features that have been used to describe various bronchiolar disorders.
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This form of bronchiolar disease may occur with inhalation of a number of inorganic dusts, including asbestos, iron oxide, aluminum oxide, talc, mica, silica, silicate, and coal.
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Bronchiolar diseases and amyloid and malignant lymphoma were seen less frequently.
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Weak immunoreactivity for NOS2 in the normoxia plus saline group was present in bronchiolar and vascular smooth muscle, bronchiolar epithelium, and Clara cells.
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Good pasture syndrome • Lung tissue biopsy consistent with acute lung injury characterized by interstitial and intra - alveolar organization, intra - alveolar fibrin deposition, squamous metaplasia of bronchiolar epithelium and rare fibrin thrombi associated with hemorrhage.
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No single classification scheme for bronchiolar diseases has been widely accepted.
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The TMA contained core samples of normal bronchiolar mucosa and lung tissue.
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Bronchiolar wall thickening may occur due to inflammation or fibrosis.
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The rate of bronchiolar cell proliferation was decreased and associated with the formation of an undifferentiated, cuboidal-squamous epithelium lacking the expression of markers of Clara cells (Scgb1a1), ciliated cells (FoxJ1 and α-tubulin), and goblet cells (Spdef and Muc5AC).
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Six patients had DAD along with severe necrotizing bronchiolitis, characterized by extensive necrosis of the bronchiolar wall and a bronchiolar lumen densely infiltrated by neutrophils.
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Various histopathologic patterns of bronchiolar injury have been described and have led to confusing nomenclature with redundancies and overlapping terms.
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There is mucous metaplasia, enlargement of the mass of bronchiolar smooth muscle, and loss of alveolar attachments.
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We define primary bronchiolar disorders as those diseases in which an isolated pathologic process is limited to bronchioles anatomically.
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Specifically it has been reported that K-Ras amplifies BASCs at bronchiolar alveolar duct (BAD) junctions and that these transformed stem cells form a stream that supplies lung tumor foci.
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We hypothesize that our patient's severe acid reflux led to acute and chronic bronchial and bronchiolar inflammation, which caused the progressive decline in his pulmonary function.
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Ecsod can be detected in the arterial intima, media, bronchiolar epithelium, alveolar epithelium, and extracellular matrix of human neonatal lung.
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Large continuous masses of eosinophils were situated within the extracellular matrix, beneath the bronchiolar smooth muscle layer.
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Primary bronchiolar disorders are separated from diseases primarily affecting more distal components of the pulmonary acinus and large airway diseases in which prominent secondary bronchiolar changes may be seen.
