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... Bronchus and the Segmental Bronchi The trachea bifurcates into the right and left main bronchus at the carina ( ridge ) . The right bronchus is 2.5 cm long . The left bronchus is al- most twice as long ( 5 to 6 cm ) as the right , but ...
... Bronchus and the Segmental Bronchi The trachea bifurcates into the right and left main bronchus at the carina ( ridge ) . The right bronchus is 2.5 cm long . The left bronchus is al- most twice as long ( 5 to 6 cm ) as the right , but ...
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Haragopal Thadepalli, Ashis K. Mandal. RIGHT MAIN BRONCHUS Ap - P 1011 A CARINA UPPER LOBE BRONCHUS BRONCHUS INTERMEDIUS M ( A - b )の( L - b ) ( P - b ) RIGHT LUNG S ( M - b ) LEFT MAIN BRONCHUS UPPER LOBE BRONCHUS Ap - P MAIN BASAL S ...
Haragopal Thadepalli, Ashis K. Mandal. RIGHT MAIN BRONCHUS Ap - P 1011 A CARINA UPPER LOBE BRONCHUS BRONCHUS INTERMEDIUS M ( A - b )の( L - b ) ( P - b ) RIGHT LUNG S ( M - b ) LEFT MAIN BRONCHUS UPPER LOBE BRONCHUS Ap - P MAIN BASAL S ...
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... bronchus . At the level of the lower border of the fourth thoracic vertebra it becomes the descending aorta . In front of this arch lies the thymus and the left bra- chiocephalic vein . The trachea , the esophagus , the left recurrrent ...
... bronchus . At the level of the lower border of the fourth thoracic vertebra it becomes the descending aorta . In front of this arch lies the thymus and the left bra- chiocephalic vein . The trachea , the esophagus , the left recurrrent ...
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