cupula of pleura in Vietnamese

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1. Blebs: Effectively “blisters” that occur within layers of the visceral pleura, rather than within lung parenchyma itself

2. Whenever the chest wall moves , such as with breathing in and out , coughing or sneezing , the pleura moves and pain is felt in the outer layer of the pleura .

Bất cứ khi nào thành ngực cử động , chẳng hạn như hít vào và ra , ho hoặc hắt hơi , thì màng phổi cử động và có cảm giác đau ở lớp màng phổi bên ngoài .

3. Certain epithelial zones of the crista and the wall of the ampulla are stained besides the cupula.

4. A Bulla on the pleura (the membrane covering the lung) is also called a bleb

5. After staining and isolating the cupula from the ampulla, a precise morphological investigation was performed.

6. ‘Emphysematous Blebs may be a source of diagnostic confusion.’ ‘The surgeon can thoracoscopically visualize the full pleura, staple or resect Blebs, apply electrocautery, laser, resect pleura or instill sclerosant (usually talc).’ ‘Peripheral pulmonary Blebs may occur when the regulated process of lung growth is altered.’

7. The endoscopic aspect of pleura is either normal (30%) or shows adhesions (23.5%), blebs (17%) or Bullaes (29.5%)

8. Pleurisy develops when the pleural lining of the chest cavity or the pleura surrounding the lungs becomes inflamed.

9. Lung Blebs, air-filled cysts that form on the lung pleura, tend to be asymptomatic

10. This swollen portion of the duct called the ampulla contains special hair cells in the form of bundles that are embedded into a gelatinous mass called the cupula.

11. Sometimes , after the inflammation subsides , strands of fibrous tissue may form in the pleura which makes the 2 layers stick together .

Đôi khi , sau khi đã giảm viêm , trong màng phổi có thể hình thành nhiều sợi mô xơ .

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13. Pleuropulmonary Blastomas form in the tissue of the lung and pleura (tissue that covers the lungs and lines the inside of the chest)

14. Radiologic findings included multiple bilateral cystic lesions in the mediastinum, hili, pleura and pericardium, along the lymphatic vessels.

15. Currently, the cupula is assumed to adhere firmly to the ampulla wall, with diaphragm-like displacement in the central section and at the base.

16. Pleuropulmonary Blastomas (PPBs) form in the tissue of the lung and pleura (tissue that covers the lungs and lines the inside of the chest)

17. Pleuropulmonary Blastoma is a type of childhood lung cancer that forms in the tissues of the lung and pleura or the organs between the lungs

18. Key Points Pleuropulmonary Blastoma is a type of childhood lung cancer that forms in the tissues of the lung and pleura or the organs between the lungs

19. Lung Blebs can also rupture the visceral pleura, which causes air to escape into the chest cavity or pleural space

20. It means inflammation of the pleura - the thin , 2-layer protective membrane that covers the lungs and also lines the inside of the chest wall .

Màng phổi là màng bảo vệ mỏng gồm 2 lớp , bao bọc lá phổi và cũng nằm lót bên trong thành ngực .

21. 1 Methods The morphosis of the mesothelium of the parietal pleura in rat were investigated by intrapleura injection with tracers and observed by scanning electron microscope.

22. Most of the outer surface of Bullae is made of visceral pleura while the inner layer consists of fibrous tissue formed mainly by the destroyed adjacent lung.

23. The cupula in the ampulla of the semicircular canal, like the tectorial membrane in the cochlea, forms the essential link in transferring endolymph fluid movement stimuli to the hair cells.

24. The sensory epithelium of the Cristae ampullaris appears as a prominent crest overlying cone-shaped connective tissue; the extracellular membrane of the crista ampullaris is a cone-shaped cupula

25. If that evokes the picture of an upside-down cup, you’d be right on track, as Cupola comes from the Latin word “cupula”, which itself means “small cup”