Goblet cell Ca: Carcinoma of the goblet cells of the bronchi.

Very rare intrabronchial adeno-ca. Originating from the remnant of the old intestinal mucosa that developmentally sprouted from the intestine and formed the lung alveoli.

Conflict:

Conflict of not being able to inhale the morsel of air, i.e., fear of suffocating

Idiom:

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Hamer Focus:

In the brainstem (pons), right dorsal (backward)

active phase:

Flat-growing adeno-ca consisting of goblet cells of the old bronchial-intestinal mucosa of secretory and possibly also of resorptive quality.

Healing:

In the presence of mycobacteria: Tuberculous caseating necrotizing degradation of the small goblet cell adeno-ca. With multiple recurrences or with disease in infancy, complete breakdown of goblet cells may occur in the pcl-phase. This results in bronchial cystic fibrosis.

Crisis:

Centralization

Biological Sense:

Active phase increased fluid release and a better sliding of the morsel of air.

Notice:

Carcinoma of the goblet cells of the bronchi. Very rare intrabronchial adeno-ca. Originating from the remnant of the old intestinal mucosa, which developmentally sprouted from the intestine and formed the lung alveoli.

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