Volume 10,Issue 7
The respiratory-circulatory system, including organs such as the nose, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi, and heart, is an organic community responsible for ventilation and gas exchange. The integrity of its anatomical structure directly affects the evolution of pathological processes, and the analysis of their correlation is a core entry point for clinical disease diagnosis, treatment, and mechanism research. Based on this, this paper mainly explores the correlation between the anatomical and pathological characteristics of the respiratory-circulatory system, aiming to provide anatomical and pathological theoretical support for clinical accurate diagnosis, targeted therapy, and prognosis evaluation.