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Structure and Function of the lung

Dive into the intricacies of the lung's architecture and operations with lectures by renowned expert John B. West. Learn about alveoli, capillaries, Fick’s law of diffusion, lung airways, and more. Understanding the epithelial cells, alveolar macrophages, and the mucociliary system. Witness electron micrographs, cast models, and detailed anatomical features. Uncover the Weibel model of airways and the marvel of capillary networks in lung tissues.

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Structure and Function of the lung

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  1. Structure and Function of the lung Lectures in respiratory physiology John B West

  2. Alveoli with capillaries

  3. Electron micrograph of pulmonary capillary

  4. Electron micrograph of pulmonary capillary

  5. Fick’s law of diffusion through a tissue sheet

  6. Cast of lung airways

  7. Large bronchus and blood vessels

  8. Smaller bronchus and alveoli

  9. Airway, artery, vein and alveoli

  10. Small airway and artery

  11. Scanning electron micrograph of small airway and alveoli

  12. Alveolar ducts and alveoli

  13. Alveolar sacs and alveoli

  14. Alveoli with capillaries

  15. Goblet cell

  16. Mucociliary system

  17. Cilia and Clara cells

  18. Overview of airway cell types Epithelium: columnar cuboidal squamous

  19. Type I alveolar epithelial cell

  20. Type II alveolar epithelial cell

  21. Alveolar Macrophage Alveolar macrophage with types I and II epithelial cells

  22. Alveolar macrophage in the corner of an alveolus

  23. Cast of lung airways

  24. Weibel model of airways

  25. Cast of airways (left) and blood vessels (right)

  26. Pulmonary artery (left) and systemic artery (right)

  27. Small airway and pulmonary artery

  28. Alveoli with capillaries

  29. Capillaries seen face on

  30. Capillary bed in frog lung

  31. Small pulmonary vein with perivascular space

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