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Peripheral Bronchoscopy with Radial EBUS

As lung cancer screening is more readily adopted, ways to diagnose and treat the disease at its earliest stage is more critical than ever before.

The radial EBUS procedure is performed by inserting a miniature ultrasound probe (radial EBUS probe) through the working channel of a flexible bronchoscope or catheter (guide sheath). Real-time imaging of the surrounding tissue enables the clinician to determine the lesion's exact location and size.

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Peripheral Bronchoscopy with Radial EBUS

Procedures

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Peripheral Bronchoscopy with Radial EBUS - Clinical Report

Clinical experience
Transbrochial biopsy of peripheral lesions under radial ultrasound probe guidance

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Peripheral Bronchoscopy with Radial EBUS - Clinical Report

Peripheral Diagnostics with BF-MP190F

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Peripheral Bronchoscopy with Radial EBUS