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What are the differences between sinusitis, eosinophilia and bronchitis?
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Different entities: Sinusitis: inflammation (+/- infection) of the sinsuses. Eosinophilia: elevated levels of a specific type of cell in the blood. Bronchitis: inflammation (+/-infection) of the bronchi, the larger air tubes in the lungs.
Answered 10/4/2016
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