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RESPIRATORY SYSTEM. Anatomy. Upper respiratory tract Nasal cavity Paranasal sinuses Nasopharynx Lower respiratory tract Larynx Trachea Bronchial tree Respiratory part. Airways wall. Epithelium of the respiratory tract Lamina propria Submucosa. Epithelium of the RT.
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Anatomy • Upper respiratory tract • Nasal cavity • Paranasal sinuses • Nasopharynx • Lower respiratory tract • Larynx • Trachea • Bronchial tree • Respiratory part
Airways wall • Epithelium of the respiratory tract • Lamina propria • Submucosa
Epithelium of the RT • pseudostratified columnar with the cilia • columnar ciliated cells • goblet (mucous) cells • brush cells (microvilli) • Kultchitski cells (DNES) • secretory cells (granulated) • basal cells • stratified sqamous epithelium
Nasus et cavitas nasi • function • cavitas nasi mucosa : - vestibulum lumen nasi • regio respiratoria et olfactoria
Sinus paranasales • sinus maxillaris (15 cm3) • sinus frontalis (8 cm3) • sinus sphenoidalis (6 cm3) • cellulae etmoidales (ant. et post.) • the development • epithelium • function
Nasopharynx • cranial part of the pharynx • epithelium of the respiratory tract • mouth of the tubae auditivae in a level of the meatus nasi inferior • tonsilla pharyngea - Waldeyer´s circle
Larynx • cartilage • epiglottis • lingual surface • laryngeal surface • vocal cords • true • false
Larynx - cartilages: • cartilago thyroidea • cartilago cricoidea • cartilago epiglottica • cartilago arytenoidea • cartilago corniculata, cuneiformis et triticea
Cavitas laryngis • Aditus • Vestibulum - plica vestibularis - lig.vestibularia - rima vestibuli, ventriculus • Glottis - plica vocalis, rima glottidis • Cavitas infraglottica • lamina propria • submucosa laryngis
Trachea • pars cervicalis + thoracica • bifurcatio tracheae (Th4) • epithelium of the respiratory tract • submucosa - glandulae tracheales • cartilagines tracheales • ligamenta anularia • paries membranaceus (tracheal muscles, ligaments)
Bronchial tree • Primary bronchi(bronchus pricipalis dx. et sin.) • Secondary bronchi(bb. lobares bb. segmentales) • Terminal bronchioles • Respiratory bronchioles • Alveolar corridors (ductus sacculi) • Alveoli
Bronchi • cartilage - here and there • smooth muscles - spiral • epithelium - pseudostratified, ciliated • lamina propria - seromucinous glands, elastic fibres • lymphocytes, lymphatic follicles
D4 Intrapulmonary bronchus (HE)
Bronchioles • epithelium - gradually simple cuboidal - Clara cells • elastic fibres, smooth muscles • no cartilage, no glands neither lymphatic follicles
The lung • Respiratory bronchi • Alveolar corridors • Alveoli • Pleura
Respiratory bronchioles • simple, cuboidal, ciliated epithelium • into alveoli - squamous epithelium • bronchioles gradually transform into the alveolar corridors
Alveoli • 200 μm large, many-sided, thin wall • alveolar epithelium • alveolar septum
Alveolar epithelium • Membranous pneumocytes (type I) • 97%; desmosomes, zonulae occludentes • squamous, thin - 25 nm • organelles around the nucleus, pinocytal pouches • Granular pneumocytes (type II) • ovoid shape, microvilli • lamellar bodies (1,5 μm) - surfactant • proliferation and differentiation (lining renewal)
Alveolar septum • fibroblasts (collagen type I, III) • endothelial capillary cells • pericytes • dust cells, lymphocytes • alveolar cells • reticular and elastic fibres • inter-alveolar pores (10μm)
Alveolar-capillary barrier 0,1- 0,5μm • alveolar cells (type I) cytoplasm • basal membranes • endothelial (capillary) cells • respiratory surface = 140 m2
Surfactant • reduces tension on the surface of alveoli • resists the collapse of the alveoli in expirium • water hypophase & lipid epiphase • absorption & renovation in granular pneumocytes • passage in respiratory tract within the bronchoalveolar fluid
Defence mechanism • Nose airways - mucous, vibrissae • Respiratory ciliated epithelium • Alveolar macrophages • T a B lymphocytes
Pleura • serose membrane - mezothelium • parietal and visceral sheet • cupula pleurae • recessus pleurales (costodiaphragmaticus, costo-, phrenico- a vertebromediastinalis) • pleural cavity - liquosus pleurae
Respiratory system - the development
The development of the RT • begins in week 4 • day 24-26 - laryngotracheal groove => laryngnotracheal diverticulum => lung bud bronchial buds... • tracheo-oesophageal septum => ventral (laryngotracheal tube) dorsal (oropharynx, eosophagus) - parts of the foregut • tracheoesophageal fistula
The development of the larynx • epithelium-pseudostratified, columnar, ciliated • origin of the cartilages and muscles • aditus laryngis - adhesion (month 1), recanalisation • ventriculus laryngis • eminentia hypobranchialis - epiglottis
The development of the trachea • endodermal lining => epithelium and glands • splanchnic mesoderm => cartilages, connective tissue and muscles of the trachea
The development of the bronchi and the lungs • lung bud => bronchial buds • week 5 - primary bronchi => lobar bronchi • week 7 - segmental bronchi + mesenchym => bronchopulmonal segment • the end of the week 24 - „level 17“; respiratory bronchiole • the origin of the visceral, parietal pleura
The maturation of the lungs • pseudoglandular phase (week 5-17) • canalicular phase (week16-25) • terminal pouches phase (week 24 ad partus) • alveolar phase (late fetal period, childhood) • adequate space of the chest • fetal breathing movements • adequate volume of the amnion fluid
Adaptive changes to the autonomic breathing • sufficient amount of the surfactant • conversion of the function of the lungs (secretory fce - respiratory fce) • parallel lungs and body circulation • fluid removal of the lungs: in a course of the delivery lungs capillaries and vessels, lymphatic vessels
D6 Fetal lungs (HE)