The scan showed inflammation in the bronchi, which explained her persistent cough.

The doctor noted that the patient was breathing bronchially after the surgery, indicating irritation in the airways.

The bronchiolar inflammation contributed to the patient's severe breathing difficulties.

The pathologist noted bronchioalveolar involvement in the biopsy, prompting additional molecular testing.

The doctor explained that the infection had spread to the bronchial tube, causing persistent coughing.

The doctor explained how inflammation in the bronchial tubes can make breathing difficult during a cold.

The CT scan revealed extensive bronchiectases in both lower lobes, explaining her chronic cough and recurrent infections.

After repeated lung infections, she was diagnosed with bronchiectasis and began a long-term treatment plan to manage her symptoms.

The old physician described the patient's bronchic inflammation in terms that sounded quaint to modern ears.

The infection had progressed deep into the bronchiole, causing localized inflammation and impaired airflow.