case study(bronchiectasis chest)
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Case study (Bronchioectasis)
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1- What is the most probable diagnosis?Bronchioectasis
2- Mention other conditions that can give a similar clinical picture?Supurative Lung Diseases(SLD)a- Lung abcessb- Infected cystic lungc- Empyema with bronchoplueral
fistula3- What is the etiology and pathogenesis
of this patient’s illness? Etiology and pathogenesisa- Congenital bronchiectasis
- 1ryidiopathic- 2ryimmotile cilia syndrome
(bronchiectasis, sinusitis, otitis media, male sterility, kartagner’s syndrome) cystic fibrosis immunodeficiency syndrom
*All this etiologystagnation of Secretionbronchial obstruction2ry infection bronchial dilatation
b- Acquired bronchiectasis
1- Bronchial obstruction- Mechanism:a- Partial obstructionallowing air
entrance during inspiration but prevent air escape during expiration ↑ intrabronchial pressure bronchiectasis/emphysema
b- Complete obstructioncollapse ↑ intra pleural pressure exert traction on bronchus dilatation
c- Accumulation of secretion dilatation of bronchus
- Caused by:a- In the lumen: FB, thick secretionb- In the wall: tumor, broncho-stenosisc- Pressure from outside: LN, tumor
other causes of mediastinal syndrome
2- In fection & fibrosis - Mechanism:a- Severe or recurrent infection
leading to destruction of bronchial muscle & elastic fibersdilatation
b- Peri-bronchial fibrosistraction on bronchial walldilatation
- Common causes:a- Bronchopneumoniab- Whooping cough
c- TBd- Measles
4- How to treat such patient?a- Medical ttt
- Antibiotics (empirical according to C&S)
- Postural drainage- Immunization against influenza &
pneumococcal pneumonia- Bronchodilator (if obstruction is
reversible- Oxygen therapy
b- Surgical resection in early childhood disease and single local airway disease
A 35 years old patient complains of chronic cough and expectoration of excessive purulent sputum averaging 320 ml/day. The condition partly improves with antibiotics to recur again. Expectoration increases on awakening in the morning and on leaning forwards. The patient also has 3rd degree clubbing.