Thoracoscopic methods for treatment of bronchial disease
A bronchial and thoracic technology used in the treatment of bronchial diseases including asthma or chronic bronchitis, which can solve problems such as prolonged recovery time
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[0019] figure 1 A cross-section of the bronchi is shown with various features of the bronchi marked for reference. The open inner passage (having a diameter marked D in the figures) forms a pathway for air to travel from the person's mouth or nose to the lungs. As can be seen, the walls of the bronchi include multiple components such as epithelium, blood vessels, smooth muscle tissue, mucous glands, nerve fibers, stroma, and cartilage. The nerve or nerve component to be treated by the present invention is positioned towards the outer surface of the bronchial wall (eg, away from its open inner passage).
[0020] figure 2 is a drawing of the autonomic nervous system as it controls a person's pulmonary system. Extending from the brain is the vagus nerve that synapses with the parasympathetic ganglion on the bronchial surface. There is a series of parasympathetic components including postganglionic fibers that form parasympathetic ganglia on the bronchial surface.
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