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Bronchial abnormalities

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a) Bronchomalacia

bronchomalacia 1

Bronchomalacia - response to pressure

b) Bronchial stenosis

Iatrogenic bronchial stenosis

Bronchial stenosis 2

Idiopathic bronchial stenosis

c) Bronchiectasis

PCD with severe bronchiectasis

Bronchiectasis following foreign body aspiration

d) Bronchial compression

i) Bronchogenic cysts

ii) Vascular compression

Absent pulmonary valve syndrome

Absent pulmonary valve syndrome 2

Bronchial compression 2

Right aortic arch 2

iii) Scoliosis

Bronchial compression due to scoliosis 1

Bronchial compression due to scoliosis 2

iv) Tumor/lymph nodes

v) Other causes of bronchial compression

Bronchial compression with gastric pullup

e) Bronchoesophageal fistula

f) Endobronchial mass lesions

i) Granulation tissue

Endobronchial mass lesion 2

Endobronchial mass lesion 3

ii) Tumors

Endobronchial mass lesion 1

Carcinoid tumor

g) Foreign body aspiration

Foreign body 1

Foreign body 2

Multiple foreign bodies 1

Foreign body 4

Foreign body 5

h) Mucus plugs

i) Hemoptysis

Bronchial clots

j) Inflammatory conditions

i) Bronchitis

ii) Cystic fibrosis

Cystic fibrosis prior to CFTR modulator therapy

A non-nostalgic look at cystic fibrosis

iii) Primary ciliary dyskinesia

Primary ciliary dyskinesia

iv) Others

k) Trauma

How suction catheters can trash the airways