Services

Medications: Depending on the condition being diagnosed or treated, medications could include antibiotics, steroids, bronchodilators, or other respiratory drugs to manage symptoms or treat infections.
Oxygen Therapy: Administering supplemental oxygen to maintain adequate blood oxygen levels.
Ventilation Support: In severe cases, mechanical ventilation might be necessary to assist breathing.
Pain Management: Local anesthesia or sedation might be used during bronchoscopic procedures to ensure patient comfort.

Diagnostic Bronchoscopy: To view the airways and collect samples for biopsy or culture.
Therapeutic Bronchoscopy: Removing secretions, foreign bodies, or stenting obstructed airways.
Laser Therapy: Used to remove tumors or open airways.
Electrocautery: For treating bleeding or removing tissue.
Endobronchial Stents: Placement of stents to keep airways open.

Biopsy: Guided biopsies of lymph nodes or masses for diagnosis.
Fine Needle Aspiration (FNA): Collecting cells from lymph nodes or lesions for analysis.
Staging of Lung Cancer: Determining the extent of cancer spread in the chest.

Foreign Body Removal: Extraction of inhaled foreign objects obstructing the airways.
Hemostasis: Controlling bleeding within the airways.
Tumor Resection: Removing tumors or growths within the airways.