1) Pathology . —Bronchiolitis is bronchiolar inflammation of various causes.

2) Bronchiolar dilatation and wall thickening can sometimes be seen if the dilated bronchioles are air filled.

3) Cardiac dyspnea results from edema in bronchiolar walls and stiffening of the lung due to parenchymal or alveolar edema, which interfere with airflow.

4) The inflammatory infiltration and hyperplasia in lung tissue, bronchiolar damage and the bronchial mucosa defulvium appeared in the rats exposed to carbonyl nickel.

5) A common manifestation of bronchiolar edema and stiff lungs due to heart failure is a dry cough, which must be differentiated from that occurring in 5% of patients treated with ACE inhibitors.

6) Cardiac dy ea results from edema in bronchiolar walls and stiffening of the lung due to parenchymal or alveolar edema,[http:///bronchiolar.html] which interfere with airflow.

7) Air trapping secondary to bronchial or bronchiolar obstruction may produce focal zones of decreased attenuation, an appearance that can be enhanced by using expiratory CT .

8) Especially, we have demonstrated S-100 protein in eosinophilic adenoma and medullary carcinoma of thyroid gland, adenocarcinoma of bile duct and bronchiolar adenocarcinoma.

9) Stem cells found along the surfaces of the airways (in the bronchiolar epithelium) proliferate rapidly in mice after viral infection and migrate to sites of damage.

10) Objective:To investigate the effect of Shengjiang Powder on expression of ICAM-1 of lung bronchiolar epithelium mucosae in acute lung injury rats.

11) Conclusions Long-term smoking may result in the infiltration of inflammatory cells in the bronchiolar walls and the morphology changes of lung tissues, leading to COPD.

12) The satellite nodular sign in film represent the obstructive pneumonia, bronchiolitis or bronchiolar abscess correspondingly in pathology.

13) Mice lacking the gene for aqueous water channel aquaporin (Aqp) 5 exhibit methacholine-induced bronchiolar hyperreactivity when compared to normal mice.