Bronchoscopy
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12/01/2004
- Bronchoscopy Training in the 21st Century
Today’s technology is giving tomorrow’s clinicians an edge. By shortening the learning curve, cutting time and cost, the bronchoscopy simulator is leading the way. Bronchoscopy offers several different procedures to treat and diagnose a variety of pulmonary disorders. Bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) — Commonly done in patients with diffuse infiltrates, cavitary lesions or suspected chemical injury. It is a valuable ...
08/01/2002
- Advancements in the Endoscopy Suite
Lung cancer is the most lethal form of cancer in the United States. According to research from the American College of Chest Physicians, less than 15 percent of invasive lung cancer patients survive five years after treatment. Advances in diagnostic and treatment options are critical. Illuminating the Specifics Researchers at Xillix Technologies Corporation in Richmond, British Columbia, presented their ...
05/01/2002
- Bronchoscopy For The New Endoscopy Nurse
As healthcare continues to evolve, healthcare workers (HCWs) must learn to be multi-skilled and diverse. It is probable that hospitals will combine endoscopy units into one large suite, only adding to the necessity of diversity. What is a Bron-koss'ko-pee? bronchoscopy is the endoscopic direct examination and visualization of the trachea and the tracheobronchial tree. Using a fiberoptic bronchoscope (a ...
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