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CONDUCTO AUDITIVO EXTERNOSignificado ClnicoDr M Monzommonzo@ub.edu

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2 OIDO MEDIOPAREDES (Caja Timpnica)**DimensionesAnteriorPosteriorExternaInterna SuperiorInferiorDr M Monzommonzo@ub.edu

TROMPA AUDITIVA / TROMPA DE EUSTAQUIODr M Monzommonzo@ub.edu

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LA VISIONCAPA EXTERNA / ESCLEOTICA/ FIBROSASUPERFICIE EXTERNAOrificios posterioresOrificios EcuatorialesOrificios Anteriores SUPERFICIE INTERNALamina FuscaDr M Monzommonzo@ub.edu

LA VISIONCAPA MEDIA/ UVEA/COROIDES/VASCULAR

COROIDES PROPIA

ZONA CILIAR

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LA VISIONDr M Monzommonzo@ub.edu COROIDES PROPIACapa externa / Art Ciliares largas postCapa media /Venas vorticosasCapa profunda/Art Ciliares cortas post

ZONA CILIARZona muscular(Mus ciliar)Fibras MeridionalesFibras RadialesFibras circulares (Mus Rouget)Zona vascularProcesos ciliaresOrbiculo ciliarOra SerrataLA VISIONDr M Monzommonzo@ub.edu

LA VISIONIRISCara Anterior /Mus constr /MiosisCara Posterior/Mus dilatador/ MidriasisDr M Monzommonzo@ub.edu

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Mcula /fovea centralPunto ciegoVenulas de la retinaLA VISIONFONDO DE OJODr M Monzommonzo@ub.edu

LA VISION2 ESTRUCTURAS ANEXAS Grasa orbitariaConjuntivaParpadosAparato LacrimalGRASA ORBITARIADr M Monzommonzo@ub.edu

LA VISION2 ESTRUCTURAS ANEXAConjuntiva

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LA VISION2 ESTRUCTURAS ANEXAParpados

Vascularizacion: Ramas oftalmica/ Art pal SupInervacion: Ramas facialDr M Monzommonzo@ub.edu

LA VISION2 ESTRUCTURAS ANEXAAparato Lacrimal

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VIAS RESPIRATORIAS SUPFosas NasalesVIAS RESPIRATORIAS INFLaringeTraqueaBronquiosPulmonesAPARATO RESPIRATORIODr M Monzommonzo@ub.edu

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LARINGE NOMBRE O I FUNCIONM Cricotiroideo arco cricoides lamina cartilago tensor cuerdas v(N laringeo Sup) tiroides

M Cricoaritenoideo lamina cart Cricoides Apof mus Expande glotis post (N R) (Sup dorsal) Aritenoides

M Cricoaritenoideo arco cricoides Apof mus Cierra glotis lat (NR) Aritenoides

M Aritenoideo transv cart aritenoides Cart ariteoindes Cierra glotis (NR) opuestoM Aritenoideo oblicuo cart aritenoides Apof mus opuesta Ensancha glotis (NR)M Vocal (NR) cart Tiroides Apof vocal Tensor lig vocal

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TRAQUEAVENAS ------ Vena AcigosLINFATICOS Recurrente

Ramas plexo simptico y pulmonarDr M Monzommonzo@ub.edu

PULMONES COLORACION

PESO

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Imgenes New England Journal of Medicine

A healthy 48-year-old man without prior pulmonary symptoms underwent routine chest radiography for minor thoracic pain. The frontal and lateral images (Panels A and B) showed a well-defined, lobulated mass (arrows) in the left lower lobe of the lung. A subsequent contrast-enhanced multislice computed tomographic (CT) scan (Panel C) showed the homogeneous mass (arrow), with an adjacent large feeding vessel (arrowhead). Three-dimensional reconstruction (Panel D) showed the arterial supply of this lesion, with an aberrant origin in the celiac trunk, and normal venous drainage through the pulmonary veins. These findings are diagnostic of intralobar pulmonary sequestration, which is characterized by anomalous pulmonary tissue that is typically localized in the left lower lobe and supplied by the systemic circulation. The CT volume-rendering reconstruction is particularly useful in demonstrating the arterial and venous pattern of the malformation, obviating the need for an invasive imaging technique.