Bronchial abnormalities
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a) Bronchomalacia
bronchomalacia 1
Bronchomalacia - response to pressure
b) Bronchial stenosis
Iatrogenic bronchial stenosis
Bronchial stenosis 2
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