Interventional pulmonology is a branch of Respiratory medicine dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of lung disease, utilising minimally invasive techniques.
Flexible bronchoscopy is a procedure performed to directly visualise airways and allow specimens to be obtained if required.
A Cone Beam CT-guided bronchoscopic biopsy (CBCT) is a modern and precise way for doctors to take a sample from your lung.
Robotic bronchoscopy is a new, high-tech way for doctors to examine your lungs and take a sample.
A transthoracic lung needle biopsy is a minimally invasive medical procedure used to obtain a small sample of lung tissue for diagnosis of lung conditions.
Pleural procedures are medical interventions aimed at treating conditions affecting the pleura—the double-layered membrane surrounding the lungs.
ELVR or endoscopic lung volume reduction is a form of non-surgical lung volume reduction to treat people with severe emphysema.
This is a method where abnormal lesions in the chest can be sampled without the need for invasive surgery.
This is a procedure performed to enlarge and stent open airways that are abnormally narrowed.
We have been performing Bronchial Thermoplasty in patients with severe refractory asthma since early 2014.
Using a cryoprobe in the lung is a relatively new technique that can be used to obtain tissue samples from abnormal lung (cryobiopsy), remove cancers blocking the airway (cryoextraction) and treat superficial airway cancers (cryotherapy).
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