Bronchoscopy

A bronchoscopy is a medical procedure during which a narrow tube (a bronchoscope) is inserted through your mouth or nose in order to look inside your large airways. A bronchoscopy may be done to diagnose a condition such as lung cancer, or treat a medical problem such as a foreign object that is lodged in the airways. A bronchoscopy is used to evaluate ling symptoms such as a chronic cancer is suspected after an abnormality is seen on x-ray studies. During a bronchoscopy. We are able to visualize the inside of the airways, and take a biopsy of any areas that appear abnormal, to help diagnose a lung disease or lung cancer.

Procedures

We perform following procedures: Bronchoalveolar Labage (BAL)Bronchial Washing TBLB (Trans Bronchial Needle Aspiration)TBLB (Trans Bronchial Lung Biopsy)Conventional Endobronchial Biopsy