Summary: This unique and comprehensive atlas by an expert practioner provides an innovative pictorial guide to flexible bronchoscopy, one of the most exciting and challenging procedures in respiratory medicine today.Includes the very latest procedures and techniquesComprehensive coverage, guides you through the range of anatomical and pathological possibilitiesA step-by-step guide to the use of bronchoscopic techniques, interpretation of images and differential diagnosesIntegrates naked eye, bronchoscopic and radiological anatomy to give you a thorough understanding of the procedureNumerous full colour illustrations and sound practical advice make this a key text for learning and refining your techniqueThe book will be invaluable to those training in respiratory medicine, plus also specialist respiratory nurses and practising pulmonologists who wish to expand their practice and knowledge of the technique.
Highly illustrated in full colour from the authors' extensive library of bronchoscopy imagesAll images are accompanied by detailed explanatory textProvides a comprehensive image library from one of the most rapidly expanding areas of respiratory medicine
Table of Contents: IntroductionBronchopulmonary segmentsNormal anatomy (anterior approach)Normal anatomy (posterior approach)Vascular relationships and lymph node stationsTransbronchial fine-needle aspiration (anterior approach)Transbronchial fine-needle aspiration (posterior approach)Endobronchial ultrasound bronchoscopyPathologyFluorescence-based imagingElectromagnetic navigationIntubation and management of airway haemorrhageEndobronchial tumour debulkingStentsBronchoscopic treatment for emphysema and asthma: bronchoscopic lung volume reductionIndex
About the Author(s): Pallav Shah MD MBBS FRCP is a Consultant Physician at the Royal Brompton Hospital and the Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London. He is leader of the Bronchoscopy Service for the Royal Brompton Hospital. He has been the founding chair of the Interventional Pulmonology Specialist Advisory Group for the British Thoracic Society as well as an editor for the thoracic section of Gray's Anatomy.