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There is accumulation of carbon (smoke) within the walls of these air sacs in the lungs. This
makes the air sacs inelastic and it is difficult for air to get out of the lungs
(Emphysema)
Clubbing of the fingers is a common condition which may indicate cancers, liver diseases and
lung disease
Focal dust emphysema is commonest in cigarette smokers and coal miners.The black colour in this lung is due to cigarette smoke
Cells lining the bronchus- here there are no microscopic hairs needed to move dirt and dust out of the lungs- they have been destroyed by
the nicotine
Lungs: The picture on the left is of emphysema (large air sacs) and the picture on the right is of normal lung – the picture on the left was came
from a smoker.
The air sacs in the centre of the lung tissue in the picture have broken down. The black dots are smoke particles lodged in the tissues- this
condition is emphysema. (28)
A blue colouration occurs when blood circulation is poor such as heart failure and circulation
damaged caused by cigarettes
This man is a heavy smoker (see nicotine stained fingers) and has led to vascular disease which
has resulted in a blood clot on one of his fingers on his right hand
Franks sign - an ear lobe crease thought to be indicative of heart problems, a possible sign of a
smoking related disease
Fluid collecting in the tissues, note the dent where somebody has pressed on top of the hand- a sign of heart failure – probable cause - smoking
Heart:This slice is also through the heart (compare it to the next slide) The left side is
towards the right of the image as you look at it, and shows a white area of in the heart wall. This
is tissue, which has died due to lack of blood supply
Heart: The left ventricle is towards the left of the screen, and shows enormous thickening of the wall, particularly in relation to the small cavity.
The heart is almost twice the size it should be, as it has had to work much harder than normal.
Expansion of finger ends- associated with chronic breathing and heart problems, again problems
associated with smoking
Bladder cancer - the bladder is a hollow bag for storing urine- here it is cut open showing a large
cancerous growth inside