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BRONCHOCELE AND BLOCKED BRONCHIECTASIS

P. LEMIRE M.D., A. TREPANIER M.D., and G. HEBERT M.D.

Six cases with bronchoceles are reported.

In most patients the appearance of the lesion is characteristic, in others the diagnosis can be strongly suspected.

A membrane is often present when the specimen is cut along its longer axis. This membrane is a strong element in diagnosis and should be searched for.

Bronchoceles are believed to be secondary to a temporary developmental anomaly of the bronchial tree.


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