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| * Infectious droplets tend to deposit in the anterior ventral portions of the lobes. | | * Infectious droplets tend to deposit in the anterior ventral portions of the lobes. |
| ** I.e. in the apical, cardiac and anterior portions of the diaphragmatic lobes. | | ** I.e. in the apical, cardiac and anterior portions of the diaphragmatic lobes. |
− | * Airborne agents produce '''bronchopneumonia'''. | + | * Airborne agents produce [[Bronchopneumonia|'''bronchopneumonia''']]. |
| ** So-called because the inflammation is initiated and centred upon the airways. | | ** So-called because the inflammation is initiated and centred upon the airways. |
| * The usual appearance of bronchopneumonia in ruminants and the pig is as the name suggests. | | * The usual appearance of bronchopneumonia in ruminants and the pig is as the name suggests. |
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| *** Air trapped distal to the blockage is gradually absorbed into the bloodstream. | | *** Air trapped distal to the blockage is gradually absorbed into the bloodstream. |
| **** This causes increased pressure on the injured wall, dilating it further. | | **** This causes increased pressure on the injured wall, dilating it further. |
− | *** This is a progressive process and results in irreversible dilatation of the airway lumen and is called '''bronchiectasis'''. | + | *** This is a progressive process and results in irreversible dilatation of the airway lumen and is called [[Bronchiectasis|'''bronchiectasis''']]. |
| * Bronchopneumonia in the dog and cat often tends to be more diffusely spread. | | * Bronchopneumonia in the dog and cat often tends to be more diffusely spread. |
| ** These species have a poorly-developed interlobular septum and collateral ventilation between alveoli from different respiratory units. | | ** These species have a poorly-developed interlobular septum and collateral ventilation between alveoli from different respiratory units. |
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| ===Blood-borne Agents=== | | ===Blood-borne Agents=== |
| * Blood-bourne agents tend to have a patchy distribution throughout the lung. | | * Blood-bourne agents tend to have a patchy distribution throughout the lung. |
− | * Cause '''interstitial pneumonia'''. | + | * Cause [[Interstitial Pneumonia|'''interstitial pneumonia''']]. |
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| ====Circulating Toxins==== | | ====Circulating Toxins==== |
− | * For example, "Fog Fever" in adult cattle. | + | * For example, [[Acute Bovine Pulmonary Emphysema and Oedema|"Fog Fever"]] in adult cattle. |
| ** Interstitial emphysema. | | ** Interstitial emphysema. |
| ** 3-methyl indole is selectively toxic to Type 1 alveolar epithelium. | | ** 3-methyl indole is selectively toxic to Type 1 alveolar epithelium. |