an inhaled object ( foreign body ) or enlarged Hereditary conditions such as primary ciliary dyskinesia ( PCD ) , Marfan syndrome and immuno - deficiency states , and autoimmune or hyper - immune disorders ( eg(passive) caused byBronchial obstruction
MY INTERNET HOSPITAL AilmentscausingBronchial obstruction-
submucosal mass [ 38(passive) caused bybronchial obstruction
a mass - like appearancecausingbronchial obstruction
Bronchoconstriction ... the most common processesresultin bronchial obstruction
Diseases of the respiratory tract can be associated with unusually thick , inspissated forms of mucus that accumulate within the airwaysto causebronchial obstruction
James Bowden8 Diseases , Disorders & ConditionsAilmentscausingBronchial obstruction-
Eric Leibert Tophuscausingbronchial obstruction
bronchoconstriction , edema and mucus plugging ... all of whichcontributeto bronchial obstruction
inflammation of the mucous membranes and increased production of viscous mucus(passive) caused bybronchial obstruction
resorption or obstructive atelectasisresultingfrom bronchial obstruction
_ _ ... the most common processesresultin bronchial obstruction
clude segmental hyperinflation and atelectasis(passive) caused byclude segmental hyperinflation and atelectasis
to atelectasis or infectionleadingto atelectasis or infection
recurrent symptoms of dyspnoea and wheezing(passive) caused byrecurrent symptoms of dyspnoea and wheezing
from aspiration of food particlesresultingfrom aspiration of food particles
to collapse of lung tissue by absorption of air from the distal lungleadsto collapse of lung tissue by absorption of air from the distal lung
usually a laryngeal keelpreventedusually a laryngeal keel
from extrinsic compression as in hilar lymphadenopathy or tumor of neoplastic origincan resultfrom extrinsic compression as in hilar lymphadenopathy or tumor of neoplastic origin
to infection with inflammation ( distal to the obstructionleadingto infection with inflammation ( distal to the obstruction
to atelectasis of the lower lobe or complete lungleadingto atelectasis of the lower lobe or complete lung
to a “ collapse - consolidation ” picture on chest radiogram , usually with minimal symptoms or signscan leadto a “ collapse - consolidation ” picture on chest radiogram , usually with minimal symptoms or signs
a transient and usually repeated attack of breathlessness(passive) caused bya transient and usually repeated attack of breathlessness
in atelectasis , impaired lung mechanics and gas exchangeresultingin atelectasis , impaired lung mechanics and gas exchange
to secondary infections which may complicate to abscess formationleadsto secondary infections which may complicate to abscess formation
from alveolar hypocapnia , which will ensure normal gas exchange through intact areas of the lungs and will quickly eliminate significant cellular and arterial hypercapniaresultingfrom alveolar hypocapnia , which will ensure normal gas exchange through intact areas of the lungs and will quickly eliminate significant cellular and arterial hypercapnia
from bronchospasmresultingfrom bronchospasm
to localized hypoxia , thenleadsto localized hypoxia , then
air from reaching alveolipreventsair from reaching alveoli
from a foreign body , plug of tenacious mucopurulent material , tumour and extrabronchial occlusion by lymph nodesmay resultfrom a foreign body , plug of tenacious mucopurulent material , tumour and extrabronchial occlusion by lymph nodes
to air trapping and respiratory distressleadingto air trapping and respiratory distress
to collapse or hyperinflationleadingto collapse or hyperinflation
as a result of non - malignant endobronchial tumorscausedas a result of non - malignant endobronchial tumors
postobstructive pneumonia , which may lead to abscess formationcausespostobstructive pneumonia , which may lead to abscess formation
Recurrent or slow resolving pneumonia(passive) caused byRecurrent or slow resolving pneumonia