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Le bronchiectasie rappresentano alterazioni morfostrutturali dei bronchi di calibro superiore ai 2 mm, caratterizzate da dilatazione irreversibile della parete bronchiale, imputabile a distruzione delle componenti muscolari ed elastiche delle loro pareti, con conseguente deficit funzionale dello stroma muscolo-connettivale di sostegno. Generalmente risultano associate ad infezione batterica cronica (flogosi cronica) e alla produzione di grandi quantità di escreato mucopurulento.

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Terzano, C., Petroianni, A. (2006). Bronchiectasie. In: Malattie dell’apparato respiratorio. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-0467-2_19

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