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The bronchial tree and blood vessels of the lion lung.

S Nakakuki

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Abstract

The right lung is constituted of the upper, middle, accessory and lower lobes. The left lung lacks the upper and accessory lobes and consists of the bilobed middle and lower lobes.

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The right lung is constituted of the upper, middle, accessory and lower lobes. The left lung lacks the upper and accessory lobes and consists of the bilobed middle and lower lobes.

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The right lung is constituted of the upper, middle, accessory and lower lobes. The left lung lacks the upper and accessory lobes and consists of the bilobed middle and lower lobes.

Key concepts: Left lung, Lung, Anatomy, Lobe, Medicine, Internal medicine

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