Left inferior lobar bronchus
bronchus lobaris inferior sinister
It is the left main bronchus after the origin of the superior lobar: it passes through the depth of the oblique fissure downward, laterally and a little backward, and enters the interlobar surface of the lower lobe.

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- Structure
- Neighborhood
- Clinical
Related clinical cases
- Bronchoscopy and the carina of the trachea