Anatomy of Bronchial Tree

Neil, J. Hardie; Gilmour, W H; Gwynne, F. J.

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“…There are three hypotheses about the cause of bronchial anomalies: reduction, migration, and selection (Ghaye, Szapiro, Fanchamps, & Dondelinger, 2001). Neil, Gilmour, & Gwynne, 1939). We speculate that during human evolution, this bronchus migrated downward to the BSB level and formed Lat, PL, and Post.…”

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Atypical bronchus in the right lower lobe: Computed tomography‐based analysis

2020

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Introduction: The aim of this study was to define the subsuperior bronchus (B*) and reestablish the bronchial anatomy of the right lower lobe (RLL) by assessment of atypical bronchi. Materials and Methods: Chest computed tomography (CT) scans of 500 consecutive patients were retrospectively evaluated. All CT scans were acquired with 64-slice scanners. Atypical bronchi in the RLL were classified on the basis of running direction and shape: lateral (Lat), posterolateral (PL), posterior (Post), Lat + PL, and PL + Post. We classified an atypical bronchus in the basal segmental bronchus (BSB) stem running posteriorly or posterolaterally as B* and a para-lateral bronchus running laterally as Para-B8. The B* posts running posteriorly were named P1, and those running medially P2.

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“…Previous radiological studies did not detect B*s running medially (Hardie Neil et al, 1939). However, some early anatomical studies reported that B*s could run medially and supply parenchyma in the paravertebral area (Maciejewski, 1991).…”

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Atypical bronchus in the right lower lobe: Computed tomography‐based analysis

2020

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“…Understanding and interpreting the three‐dimensional anatomy of the respiratory tree soon became integral to clinical management of pulmonary disease: … the technically perfect film and the brilliant bronchoscopic field are of little avail if there is uncertainty in the conception of the anatomy of the bronchial tree (Neil et al. ).…”

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“…. .the technically perfect film and the brilliant bronchoscopic field are of little avail if there is uncertainty in the conception of the anatomy of the bronchial tree (Neil et al 1939).…”

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A brief history of topographical anatomy

Standring

2016

Journal of Anatomy

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This brief history of topographical anatomy begins with Egyptian medical papyri and the works known collectively as the Greco-Arabian canon, the time line then moves on to the excitement of discovery that characterised the Renaissance, the increasing regulatory and legislative frameworks introduced in the 18th and 19th centuries, and ends with a consideration of the impact of technology that epitomises the period from the late 19th century to the present day. This paper is based on a lecture I gave at the Winter Meeting of the Anatomical Society in Cambridge in December 2015, when I was awarded the Anatomical Society Medal.

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“…1 A su vez, Hardie-Neil et al describieron las subdivisiones de los segmentos pulmonares y Nelson HP destaca por primera vez la importancia de las características anatómicas para llevar a cabo estrategias como el drenaje postural en la práctica clínica. 3 Con los avances tecnológicos en la broncoscopia se ha logrado explorar con detalle la vía aérea, de manera particular la segmentación bronquial. 4 En este sentido, se han desarrollado varias nomenclaturas con el propósito de sistematizar los hallazgos broncoscópicos.…”

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Variaciones anatómicas del árbol traqueobronquial en dos hospitales de referencia de Yucatán, México

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2016

NCT Neumología Y Cirugía De Tórax

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Este artículo puede ser consultado en versión completa en http://www.medigraphic.com/neumologia RESUMEN. Las variaciones traqueobronquiales son identifi cadas con regularidad durante la broncoscopia; diversos estudios han demostrado que el proceso de arborización bronquial es programado y controlado genéticamente; sus modifi caciones durante la vida intrauterina originan una amplia gama de variantes anatómicas. Con base en las descripciones disponibles, se ha podido constatar que los tipos y frecuencias de las variaciones bronquiales son distintas entre zonas geográfi cas, razas e inclusive entre individuos pertenecientes a un mismo grupo étnico. En este contexto y dado que, existen muy escasos reportes en nuestro país, el presente documento tiene como objetivo comunicar cuáles son las variaciones más frecuentes del árbol traqueobronquial en pacientes que fueron referidos para un estudio broncoscópico en el sureste de México. Consideramos que los hallazgos contribuyen a ampliar el debate sobre las posibles explicaciones en la génesis de las variantes anatómicas de las vías respiratorias bajas.

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Anatomy of Bronchial Tree

Cited by 16 publications

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Atypical bronchus in the right lower lobe: Computed tomography‐based analysis

Atypical bronchus in the right lower lobe: Computed tomography‐based analysis

A brief history of topographical anatomy

Variaciones anatómicas del árbol traqueobronquial en dos hospitales de referencia de Yucatán, México

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