Examples of using Interstitium in English and their translations into Portuguese
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dots” intermingled with large gaseous inclusions is typical, representing peribronchovascular bundles compressed by the air-filled interstitium, with sensitivity of up to 82% in some studies.
edema in the alveolar spaces and interstitium, including the interlobular septa.
is associated with diffuse alveolar damage with formation of a protein-rich edema in the alveoli and alveolar interstitium resulting in hypoxemia
reopening of the alveolar walls cause the lysis of the structural elements that compose the lung interstitium, triggering local and systemic inflammation.
Findings referring to the measurements of the septal interstitium evaluated through morphometry in H&E-stained material point in the same direction. These measurements provide a yardstick of the global involvement and of the degree of the pulmonary septal interstitium response to chemical injury.
whereby the apical membrane facing the lumen of cavities varies from the basolateral membrane oriented towards the tissue interstitium, with respect to membrane morphology
The autopsy of this patient revealed immature hematopoietic elements infiltrating the lung interstitium a finding consistent with EMH involving the alveolar walls,
The total fluid volume of the interstitium during health is about 20% of body weight, but this space is dynamic and may change in volume and composition during immune responses and in conditions such as cancer, and specifically within the interstitium of tumors.
Also, an increased vascular permeability during the activation of the inflammatory process could trigger a greater efflux of albumin from plasma into the cell interstitium, causing the drop of its plasma concentration,
interlobular septa and peribronchovascular interstitium thickening, fibrotic lesions.
II histocompatibility antigens HLA-DR in the endothelial cells or interstitium of cardiomyocytes or perivascular cells,
promoting pulmonary water redistribution from alveoli to interstitium.
and pulmonary interstitium, with consequent surfactant inhibition
bronchiole and surrounding lung interstitium. On HRCT scans of normal patients,
The interstitium is a net of connective tissue that spreads over the lungs and is subdivided into: a axial bronchovascular interstitium- surrounding the bronchi,
The interstitium consists mainly 95% of type I and type III collagen fibers.
located in the proximal tubules and interstitium of infected animals.
This same material was present in the interstitium of the cheek mucosa evaluated by biopsy Figure 10 according to data from the clinical history.
The-reserve¿stem cell label-retaining cells were located near the interstitium, while-active¿stem cell were found in the intertubular area.
The presence of these hemorrhagic findings in the interstitium led us to consider,