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General Considerations,bronchial arteriogram can be made, but from the pathological point of view it may be called a failure if the bronchial artery supplying the lesion is not visualized. For this discussion, the criterion of success is taken as the selective visualization of the bronchial and intercostal arteries involv

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Introduction,of the systemic circulation. The bronchial arteries, as the nutritional arteries of the lungs, are actively involved in all pathological processes, unlike the pulmonary artery, which undergoes only passive changes due to pressure or ingrowth.

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