Add specific bronchopulmonary segment terms for HCA lung dataset #3623
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Summary
This PR adds 18 new bronchopulmonary segment terms to support anatomical annotation of lung samples in the Human Cell Atlas (HCA) CELLxGENE dataset, as requested in #3444.
Terms Added
Right lung (10 segments):
Left lung (8 segments):
Term Structure
Each term includes:
Openly Licensed Images
For illustration purposes, I identified several openly licensed resources:
Wikipedia/Wikimedia Commons: The Wikipedia article on bronchopulmonary segments contains images under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 License, including:
PMC Open Access Article: "Application of 3D-printed pulmonary segment specimens in experimental teaching of sectional anatomy" (PMC10157950) is licensed under CC BY 4.0 and contains detailed anatomical images of bronchopulmonary segments.
Radiopaedia: While specific licensing details would need verification, Radiopaedia has annotated CT images showing bronchopulmonary segments: https://radiopaedia.org/cases/bronchopulmonary-segments-annotated-ct-2
Pulmonary Arterial Branches
As noted in the issue comments by @gpryhuber, each bronchopulmonary segment is supplied by its own bronchus and pulmonary arterial branch. This anatomical organization allows segments to be functionally and anatomically discrete, permitting surgical resection of individual segments. While I didn't add specific arterial branch relationships in this initial implementation (as detailed pulmonary arterial terminology would need to be verified/added to UBERON first), this could be a future enhancement.
Clinical Significance
As noted by @gpryhuber, bronchopulmonary segments are particularly important in:
Fixes #3444
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