Titlebook: Biopsy Pathology of the Bronchi; Elizabeth M. McDowell,Theodore F. Beals Book 1986 E.M. McDowell and T.F. Beals 1986 biopsy.cell.cytology.

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,Accidents vasculaires cérébelleux,es made conspicuous by swelling with increased numbers of erythrocytes, and interstitial edema, is undoubtedly the most frequent lesion of the bronchial tree. Infectious acute bronchitis is caused by either bacteria, the pleuropneumonia-like organisms (PPLO), or virus and is usually treated empirica

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https://doi.org/10.1007/2-287-31120-3her organs. Most of the pulmonary changes associated with these diseases are centered in the parenchyma; however, a few affect the bronchial tissues and the adjacent parenchyma which are reached by bronchial biopsy. Principal among these is sarcoidosis which has been mentioned in Chapter 6 but is di

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https://doi.org/10.1007/2-287-31120-3nt risk factors (Fraumeni, 1975; Frank, 1978) and prognosis (Mountain, 1976; Mittman and Bruderman, 1977), and treatment varies according to tumor type (Straus, 1983). Furthermore, certain tumor histologies are more prevalant in some parts of the world than others, and even within continents tumor h

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,Extensions hiérarchique et empirique,lmonary counterparts. Whimster (1983) has published a comprehensive annotated bibliography of the lower respiratory tract neoplasms, which includes listings of endobronchial cases and reviews. In this chapter the various nonepithelial neoplasms and some of the non-neoplastic lesions which may be con

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978-0-412-24080-5E.M. McDowell and T.F. Beals 1986

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Introductionich lie proximal to the last plate of cartilage along an airway (Chapter 3). Pathological lesions associated with bronchioles, alveoli and other elements of the peripheral lung are not considered in this text. As a general rule the book will discuss those lesions which are within the reach of the fi