Permanent abnormal widening of the bronchi (air tubes that branch deep into the lungs). Bronchiectasis can cause recurrent lung infections, a disabling cough, shortness of breath, and coughing up blood.

A condition in which the airways are stretched and/or widened that can be caused by recurrent inflammation or infection of the airways and results in symptoms such as bluish skin, coughing and wheezing, and shortness of breath

A dilation (widening) of the bronchi (the "breathing tubes"), often caused by infection. Serious complications may occur, and some patients require surgical removal of the affected part of t [..]

chronic dilatation of the bronchi. It may affect the tube uniformly or occur in irregular pockets.

Modern Latin, from Greek bronkhia "the bronchial tubes" (plural; see bronchial) + ektasis "a stretching out, extension, dilation."

An abnormal widening of the lungs' air passages (bronchi). This allows infections to start, and leads to coughing with pus and sometimes blood. It has a number of causes, including cystic fibrosis

widening of the airways (pop)

Characterised by localised irreversible dilation of part of the lung, often referred to as obstructive lung disease (Modern)

a condition in which infected bronchial tubes are permanently and abnormally widened due to destruction of supporting muscle and elastic tissue.

Persistent abnormal Dilatation of the Bronchi.

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Persistent abnormal dilatation of the bronchi.

Persistent and progressive dilation of bronchi (branches from the trachea which lead to the lungs) often as a consequence of inflammatory disease (lung infections).