AGE-RELATED CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BRONCHI AND LUNGS IN THE ELDERLY AND SENILE PEOPLE

Abstract

The review of the literature demonstrates that age-related changes in the elderly can affect not only the bronchi and lungs, but also the vessels of small and large circles of blood circulation, as well as the bone and muscle structures of the chest. Although the process of human aging is not a disease, its development creates the prerequisites for the formation of a diverse pathology of the respiratory tract and lungs under the influence of genetic predispositions and the constant impact of various environmental stressors. Development of aging-related lung diseases can be facilitated by the failure of endogenous lung stem cells populations to repair the damaged tissue.

Keywords

respiratory system / age-related changes / people of elderly and senile age

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