Procedures

Bronchoscopy: Diagnostic and Therapeutic
A procedure to visualize the airways and lungs, allowing for both diagnosis and treatment of conditions like infections, blockages, or tumors.

Endobronchial Ultrasound (EBUS)
A cutting-edge technique that combines bronchoscopy with ultrasound to evaluate lung structures and diagnose conditions with high precision.

Lung Cryo-biopsy and Cryotherapy
A method using extreme cold to collect lung tissue samples or treat abnormal lung tissue, including tumors.

Airway Stenting
Insertion of a stent into the airway to keep it open and improve airflow in cases of narrowing or blockages.

Medical Thoracoscopy
A procedure for direct visualization of the pleural space to diagnose or treat conditions affecting the lungs and pleura.

Tube Thoracostomy
A procedure that involves placing a tube in the chest to drain air or fluid from the pleural cavity, improving lung function.

Pleurocentesis (Pleural Drainage)
Involves the removal of excess fluid from the pleural space to relieve symptoms and assist with diagnostic processes.

Percutaneous Tracheostomy
A minimally invasive procedure to create an airway directly into the trachea for patients who need long-term ventilation support.

USG-guided Lung Biopsy
A procedure using ultrasound guidance to perform a biopsy and obtain lung tissue for diagnosis of pulmonary conditions.

Lung Function Testing (PFT)
A series of tests that evaluate lung function, including the measurement of lung volume, capacity, and airflow.

ICU Procedures – Central Line Placement, Airway Intubation
Critical procedures performed in the intensive care unit (ICU) to manage breathing and circulatory support.

Allergy Testing
A series of tests to identify specific allergens that may impact the respiratory system and cause conditions like asthma or rhinitis.

Sleep Study (Polysomnography)
A test conducted to monitor and diagnose sleep-related breathing disorders, including sleep apnea.