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Bronquiolite e bronquiolite obliterante são termos genéricos usados para descrever lesões inflamatórias inespecíficas que afetam primariamente as pequenas vias aéreas e que geralmente poupam o interstício. Bronquiolite pode ser causada por lesão inalatória, infecção ou drogas; ser associada a transplante de órgãos ou a doença do tecido conjuntivo; ou ser idiopática. As principais categorias histopatológicas de bronquiolite são: constritiva, proliferativa, folicular, fibrose intersticial centrada em vias aéreas e panbronquiolite difusa. Os padrões de bronquiolite constritiva e proliferativa podem ocorrer simultaneamente. | |||
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Bronchiolitis and bronchiolitis obliterans are general terms used to describe a nonspecific inflammatory injury that primarily affects the small airways and generally spares the interstitium. Bronchiolitis may be caused by inhalation injury, infection, or drugs; associated with organ transplantation or connective tissue disease; or may be idiopathic. The main pathologic categories of bronchiolitis are: constrictive, proliferative, follicular, airway-centred interstitial fibrosis, and diffuse panbronchiolitis. The constrictive and proliferative patterns may occur together. | |||
Revision as of 09:34, 13 August 2026
Bronchiolitis and bronchiolitis obliterans are general terms used to describe a nonspecific inflammatory injury that primarily affects the small airways and generally spares the interstitium. Bronchiolitis may be caused by inhalation injury, infection, or drugs; associated with organ transplantation or connective tissue disease; or may be idiopathic. The main pathologic categories of bronchiolitis are: constrictive, proliferative, follicular, airway-centred interstitial fibrosis, and diffuse panbronchiolitis. The constrictive and proliferative patterns may occur together.
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Bronchiolitis and bronchiolitis obliterans are general terms used to describe a nonspecific inflammatory injury that primarily affects the small airways and generally spares the interstitium. Bronchiolitis may be caused by inhalation injury, infection, or drugs; associated with organ transplantation or connective tissue disease; or may be idiopathic. The main pathologic categories of bronchiolitis are: constrictive, proliferative, follicular, airway-centred interstitial fibrosis, and diffuse panbronchiolitis. The constrictive and proliferative patterns may occur together. |
