"Trachea" Example Sentences
1. The trachea delivered air to the lungs.
2. He had trouble breathing due to swelling of the trachea.
3. The endoscope was inserted into the patient's trachea.
4. The trachea connects the pharynx to the lungs.
5. The doctor performed a tracheostomy to create an opening in the trachea.
6. The trachea narrowed due to a buildup of scar tissue.
7. Tracheomalacia causes weakness and collapse of the trachea walls.
8. Trauma to the trachea can damage the cartilage rings.
9. A foreign object lodged in the trachea caused difficulty breathing.
10. The trachea was intubated to help the patient breathe.
11. An endotracheal tube was inserted into the trachea for ventilation.
12. The tumor had invaded the walls of the trachea.
13. The trachea dilated to admit more air into the lungs.
14. The procedure involved inserting a tube through the trachea.
15. The bacteria had infected the mucus membranes lining the trachea.
16. The surgeon repaired a torn section of the trachea.
17. The slit in the trachea allowed for tracheal intubation.
18. The piercing entered through the soft tissues of the trachea.
19. Irritants in the air caused inflammation of the tracheal walls.
20. Granuloma in the trachea narrowed the airway.
21. Laryngoscopy showed inflammation of the upper trachea.
22. Tracheal stenosis caused difficulty breathing and speaking.
23. Edema increased the swelling in the walls of the trachea.
24. The blunt force trauma crushed the cartilage of the trachea.
25. The physician performed a fiberoptic examination of the trachea.
26. Cricotracheal resection was performed to widen the trachea.
27. The procedure involved inserting stents within the trachea.
28. Tracheal agenesis caused an absence of the trachea at birth.
29. A tracheotomy involved making an opening into the trachea.
30. Bronchoscopy showed tissue growths within the trachea.
31. The coughing irritated the mucus membranes lining the trachea.
32. The procedure involved threading a tube through the trachea.
33. Insufficient epiglottis allowed food into the trachea.
34. The doctor could visualize the diseased trachea with a bronchoscope.
35. Smoke inhalation burned the delicate tissue of the trachea.
36. The doctor suctioned mucus from the patient's trachea.
37. He felt a blockage lower down in his trachea.
38. The rings in the trachea normally keep the airway open.
39. An allergic reaction caused the trachea to swell shut.
40. The tracheal staphylococcus infection caused breathing difficulties.
41. Damage to nerves innervating the trachea caused trouble swallowing.
42. Tracheal stenosis narrowed more than half of the tracheal lumen.
43. The broken tracheal ring prevented normal airflow into the lungs.
44. Tracheal tuberculosis caused inflammation and destruction of tracheal tissue.
45. The large tracheal lesion was clearly visible on the CT scan.
46. The doctor examined the trachea using a tracheoscopy.
47. The trachea provides an air passageway from the throat to the lungs.
48. The C-shaped cartilage rings support the walls of the trachea.
49. The tumor obstructed more than 90% of the tracheal airway.
50. The trachea was intubated to keep the airway open.
51. Tracheomalacia weakened the walls of the trachea and made it collapse.
52. Laryngomalacia involved flaccidity of the laryngeal and upper tracheal walls.
53. The endotracheal tube was inserted through an incision in the trachea.
54. Inflammation of the trachea is known as tracheitis.
55. Damage to the trachea can limit airflow to the lungs.
56. Mucus builds up in the trachea when it is infected or inflamed.
57. The tracheal stents served to keep the airway open.
58. The trachea derives its blood supply from the inferior thyroid arteries.
59. The tracheal diverticulum dilated a portion of the tracheal wall.
60. The tracheal wall retracted inward, obstructing the airway.
Common Phases
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Tracheal intubation
• Tracheostomy
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Tracheal stenosis
• Tracheobronchial tree
• Tracheomalacia
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Tracheal injury
• Tracheitis (inflammation of the
trachea)
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Tracheal tube
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Tracheal ring(s)
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Tracheal wall
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Tracheal membrane
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Tracheal airway
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Tracheal arteries
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Tracheal diverticulum
• Tracheoscopy
Examples:
The patient required
tracheal intubation to help him breathe.
The procedure involved creating an opening in the
trachea through tracheostomy.
Tracheal stenosis caused narrowing of the airway.
The tracheobronchial tree delivers air to the lungs.
Tracheomalacia weakened the walls of the
trachea.
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