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Bronchus and bronchioles, artwork

Bronchus and bronchioles. Artwork of the anatomical structure of the bronchi and their bronchioles, the main aspects of the respiratory system. At left, the trachea splits into two bronchi that go to the left and right lungs. The bronchi split themselves into secondary bronci, and then again into tertiary bronchi. After that point, they split into even smaller tubes called bronchioles. A bronchiole is shown at upper right, ending in what is called a terminal bronchiole and the alveolar sacs (clusters). These are the alveoli, where gaseous exchange of carbon dioxide and oxygen to and from the blood takes place

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© FRANCIS LEROY, BIOCOSMOS/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

Airway Alveoli Alveolus Bronchi Bronchiole Bronchioles Bronchus Cartilage Chest Diagram Lung Physiological Physiology Primary Respiratory System Sacs Secondary Terminal Tertiary Throat Trachea Tube Tubes


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This artwork showcases the intricate beauty of the bronchus and bronchioles, fundamental components of our respiratory system. The print captures the anatomical structure with remarkable detail, offering a glimpse into the complex network that enables us to breathe. At the left side of the image, we witness the trachea dividing into two bronchi, which then branch out towards each lung. These primary bronchi further divide into secondary and tertiary branches before transforming into smaller tubes known as bronchioles. One such bronchiole is depicted at the upper right corner, culminating in what is referred to as a terminal bronchiole. The focal point of this artwork lies within these terminal structures - alveolar sacs or clusters. These tiny sacs are home to countless alveoli where vital gas exchange occurs between oxygen and carbon dioxide in our bloodstream. The artist's attention to detail highlights not only their artistic prowess but also their deep understanding of human biology and physiology. Each element - from cartilage-lined airways to branching tubes - has been meticulously rendered for scientific accuracy. This print serves as a visual testament to both artistry and science, reminding us of how intricately woven our bodies truly are. It invites viewers on an awe-inspiring journey through one aspect of our miraculous respiratory system – an essential part of what keeps us alive and thriving.

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