One of the pathogenetic factors of bronchial metaplasia in smokers, susceptibility to poor-quality transforming diseases and measures to prevent early formation were examined by the authors. In smokers, a predisposition to bronchial metapilation is observed in 15% of patients, with long-term exposure to the airways, flat multilayered metaplasia of the columnar epithelium is observed. Accordingly, mitigation measures have been taken and early prevention investigated.
Bei Rauchern kann eine Prophylaxe einer Metaplasie des Zylinderepithels früher erreicht werden, indem man mit dem Rauchen aufhört und diesen Prozess optimiert.
Früherkennung der KEA-Menge im Blut bei der Entstehung eines Flachzellkarzinoms infolge mangelhafter Transformation des Epithels Durch Früherkennung des Karzinoms kann somit eine frühere Krebsprävention erreicht werden.
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