before a vowel bronch-. Med. Combining form of BRONCHUS, as in bronchadene [Gr. άδήν a gland], one of the bronchial glands; broncharctia, contraction of a bronchus (cf. bronchiarctia s.v. BRONCHIO-); broncho-pnenmonia = bronchiopneumonia (see BRONCHIO-); broncholith, a calcareous deposit in a bronchial gland (Syd. Soc. Lex.); bronchorrhœa, a kind of chronic bronchitis; etc. See also following words.

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1858.  Copland, Med. Dict., II. 769. Broncho-pneumonia very frequently intervenes in the course of Influenza.

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1866.  A. Flint, Princ. Med. (1880), 338. An abundant serous expectoration, constituting bronchorrhœa.

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1877.  Roberts, Handbk. Med., I. 374. Bronchorrhœa is most frequent in old people.

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