Interventional Pulmonology

• Endobronchial Ultrasound (EBUS): A more advanced form of bronchoscopy that uses ultrasound technology to examine lymph nodes and masses near the lungs and airways. EBUS is particularly valuable in diagnosing lung cancer and staging the disease.

• Pleuroscopy and Thoracentesis: Minimally invasive procedures used to diagnose and treat pleural diseases, such as pleural effusions, by draining fluid from the pleural space or obtaining tissue samples for analysis.

• Airway Stenting: The placement of stents to open narrowed or obstructed airways caused by tumors, scarring, or other conditions, allowing patients to breathe more easily.

Benefits of Interventional Pulmonology
These procedures offer significant advantages, including reduced need for open surgery, shorter hospital stays, quicker recovery times, and lower risks of complications. They are invaluable for patients with serious lung conditions requiring fast and effective interventions.

Comprehensive Care
With cutting-edge technology and expert pulmonologists, our interventional pulmonology services provide accurate diagnoses and targeted treatments for a wide range of complex lung and airway disorders, enhancing patient comfort and recovery.