The Experts below are selected from a list of 423 Experts worldwide ranked by ideXlab platform
Arıcı Akgül - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
-
Large-cell lung cancer originating from Tracheal bronchus - A rare case.
PMA House, 2016Co-Authors: Aktaş Turan, Aktaş Fatma, Özmen Zafer, Server Sadık, Arıcı AkgülAbstract:İstanbul Bilim Üniversitesi, Tıp Fakültesi.Tracheal bronchus is a rarely seen congenital Anomaly generally originating from the right lateral wall of the trachea and approximately 2 cm above the carina. It was firstly defined by Sandifort in 1785 and its frequency of incidence in normal population changes between 0.1% and 2%. There are two types called ''Supernumerary'' and ''Displaced''. It is a rarely seen kind of Tracheal Anomaly although fairly well defined. The cases accompanied by lung cancer are seen more rarely. Nine cases of this association were reported in literature and Tracheal bronchus-lung cancer association whose pathological result is undifferentiated large-cell carcinoma has not been stated so far. We present a 75 years old male patient as possibly the first case having Tracheal bronchus and large-cell carcinoma association in literature
-
Large-cell lung cancer originating from Tracheal bronchus - A rare case
Pakistan Medical Association, 2016Co-Authors: Aktaş Turan, Aktaş Fatma, Özmen Zafer, Server Sadık, Arıcı AkgülAbstract:WOS: 000372911100025PubMed ID: 27122281Tracheal bronchus is a rarely seen congenital Anomaly generally originating from the right lateral wall of the trachea and approximately 2 cm above the carina. It was firstly defined by Sandifort in 1785 and its frequency of incidence in normal population changes between 0.1% and 2%. There are two types called ''Supernumerary'' and ''Displaced''. It is a rarely seen kind of Tracheal Anomaly although fairly well defined. The cases accompanied by lung cancer are seen more rarely. Nine cases of this association were reported in literature and Tracheal bronchus-lung cancer association whose pathological result is undifferentiated large-cell carcinoma has not been stated so far. We present a 75 years old male patient as possibly the first case having Tracheal bronchus and large-cell carcinoma association in literature
Ahmad Fadzil Abdullah - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
-
A child with airway obstruction secondary to Tracheal abnormality with associated pulmonary artery sling
2009Co-Authors: Yee Jean Chan, Azian Abd. Aziz, Hasri S, Ahmad Fadzil AbdullahAbstract:Tracheal obstruction can be due to Tracheal stenosis or Tracheal Anomaly rather than from compression by pulmonary artery sling when both are present in a patient. Patient can present with signs and symptoms of airway obstruction without swallowing problems. We present a case of this rare condition.
Aktaş Turan - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
-
Large-cell lung cancer originating from Tracheal bronchus - A rare case.
PMA House, 2016Co-Authors: Aktaş Turan, Aktaş Fatma, Özmen Zafer, Server Sadık, Arıcı AkgülAbstract:İstanbul Bilim Üniversitesi, Tıp Fakültesi.Tracheal bronchus is a rarely seen congenital Anomaly generally originating from the right lateral wall of the trachea and approximately 2 cm above the carina. It was firstly defined by Sandifort in 1785 and its frequency of incidence in normal population changes between 0.1% and 2%. There are two types called ''Supernumerary'' and ''Displaced''. It is a rarely seen kind of Tracheal Anomaly although fairly well defined. The cases accompanied by lung cancer are seen more rarely. Nine cases of this association were reported in literature and Tracheal bronchus-lung cancer association whose pathological result is undifferentiated large-cell carcinoma has not been stated so far. We present a 75 years old male patient as possibly the first case having Tracheal bronchus and large-cell carcinoma association in literature
-
Large-cell lung cancer originating from Tracheal bronchus - A rare case
Pakistan Medical Association, 2016Co-Authors: Aktaş Turan, Aktaş Fatma, Özmen Zafer, Server Sadık, Arıcı AkgülAbstract:WOS: 000372911100025PubMed ID: 27122281Tracheal bronchus is a rarely seen congenital Anomaly generally originating from the right lateral wall of the trachea and approximately 2 cm above the carina. It was firstly defined by Sandifort in 1785 and its frequency of incidence in normal population changes between 0.1% and 2%. There are two types called ''Supernumerary'' and ''Displaced''. It is a rarely seen kind of Tracheal Anomaly although fairly well defined. The cases accompanied by lung cancer are seen more rarely. Nine cases of this association were reported in literature and Tracheal bronchus-lung cancer association whose pathological result is undifferentiated large-cell carcinoma has not been stated so far. We present a 75 years old male patient as possibly the first case having Tracheal bronchus and large-cell carcinoma association in literature
Yee Jean Chan - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
-
A child with airway obstruction secondary to Tracheal abnormality with associated pulmonary artery sling
2009Co-Authors: Yee Jean Chan, Azian Abd. Aziz, Hasri S, Ahmad Fadzil AbdullahAbstract:Tracheal obstruction can be due to Tracheal stenosis or Tracheal Anomaly rather than from compression by pulmonary artery sling when both are present in a patient. Patient can present with signs and symptoms of airway obstruction without swallowing problems. We present a case of this rare condition.
Akgul Arici - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
-
large cell lung cancer originating from Tracheal bronchus a rare case
Journal of Pakistan Medical Association, 2016Co-Authors: Turan Aktas, Fatma Aktas, Zafer Ozmen, Sadik Server, Akgul AriciAbstract:Abstract Tracheal bronchus is a rarely seen congenital Anomaly generally originating from the right lateral wall of the trachea and approximately 2 cm above the carina. It was firstly defined by Sandifort in 1785 and its frequency of incidence in normal population changes between 0.1% and 2%. There are two types called ''Supernumerary'' and ''Displaced''. It is a rarely seen kind of Tracheal Anomaly although fairly well defined. The cases accompanied by lung cancer are seen more rarely. Nine cases of this association were reported in literature and Tracheal bronchus-lung cancer association whose pathological result is undifferentiated large-cell carcinoma has not been stated so far. We present a 75 years old male patient as possibly the first case having Tracheal bronchus and large-cell carcinoma association in literature.