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Sven Erik J?rgensented to the functional derangement in vivo, such a relationship is difficult to establish in bronchial asthma for at least two reasons. First, bronchial asthma is by definition episodic and some of the morphologic changes associated with the functional abnormalities may follow the same dynamic patter

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Sven Erik J?rgensenhich it is most prevalent, no less than 16 times as many (Office of Population Census and Surveys 1979). Although surgery can be curative for a fortunate few who get the disease (mostly those with peripheral squamous cell carcinoma or adenocarcinoma), about 93% of sufferers eventually die from their

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Sven Erik J?rgensenhich it is most prevalent, no less than 16 times as many (Office of Population Census and Surveys 1979). Although surgery can be curative for a fortunate few who get the disease (mostly those with peripheral squamous cell carcinoma or adenocarcinoma), about 93% of sufferers eventually die from their

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Sven Erik J?rgensen is not yet a common problem in the developing world, it soon will be. At the beginning of this century it was rare. By the 1930s it accounted for 0.5% of the certified causes of death in men and 0.2% in women, and by the beginning of the 1980s these proportions had increased to over 6% for men and

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Sven Erik J?rgensenexpected since bronchiectasis is not a single disease but a condition that can be the result of many different diseases and pathological processes. Awareness of these diseases is critical. First, physicians who primarily care for those systemic diseases need to be aware of bronchiectasis as a possib