A surgeon removed three adjacent bronchopulmonary segments from the left lung of a patient with TB. Almost half of the lung was removed, yet there was no severe bleeding and relatively few blood vessels had to be cauterized (closed off). Why was the surgery so easy to perform? (4 points). Answer
Hey there, See in pulmonary tuberculosis inflammation and cavitation occurs As its ca seating granulators inflammation it damages vessels and lung tissues. Hense no bleeding.