In this disease,bacterial enzymes digest the alveolar wall and the lungs become distended and inelastic.This disease is

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Emphysema is a disease where bacterial enzymes digest the alveolar wall, leading to the distortion of the lung structure. The lungs become distended and inelastic, which makes breathing difficult for the patients. Anemia, asthma, bronchitis, and atherosclerosis are not caused by bacterial enzymes digesting the alveolar wall.

In This Disease,bacterial Enzymes Digest the Alveolar Wall and the Lungs