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Dunnill MS. '''Postnatal growth of the lung.''' Thorax 1962;17:329–333. [http://ajrccm.atsjournals.org/cgi/ijlink?linkType=PDF&journalCode=thoraxjnl&resid=17/4/329 PDF]
Dunnill MS. '''Postnatal growth of the lung.''' Thorax 1962;17:329–333. [http://thorax.bmj.com/content/17/4/329.citation Thorax] | [http://thorax.bmj.com/content/17/4/329.full.pdf+html PDF]




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Respiratory Alveoli

Respiratory alveoli and respiratory airway numbers continue to increase postnatally through childhood. The total number of both plateauing at 7 to 8 years of age.

Age (months) Alveoli (million) Respiratory Airways (million) Generations of Airways
Birth 24 1.5
3 86 1.8
3 77 2.5 21
3 73 2.0
7 112 3.7
13 129 4.5 22
16 127 4.7
22 160 7.1
48 257 7.9
98 280 14.0 23
Adult 296 14.0 23

Reference

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Dunnill MS. Postnatal growth of the lung. Thorax 1962;17:329–333. Thorax | PDF

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