Bronchoscopy plays an extremely important role in supporting diagnosis and detecting the cause of respiratory problems such as removing foreign objects in the respiratory tract, difficulty breathing, bleeding or prolonged cough...

Bronchoscopy is a technique commonly used to diagnose problems with the airways, lymph nodes in the chest, airways, or to treat respiratory problems and lung diseases in patients.

Bronchoscopy in children is the leading effective method to diagnose and intervene in respiratory diseases in children. However, this is an invasive intervention method in the airways, so parents need to learn carefully before deciding to perform bronchoscopy on their children.

Bronchoscopy is a procedure that allows doctors to see inside the tube that leads to the lungs, thereby diagnosing diseases, taking samples for testing, or removing foreign objects from the bronchi that the patient accidentally inhales. During bronchoscopy, the doctor will insert a small tube into the nose or mouth, through the throat and into the lungs. This can cause discomfort for the patient, and natural reflexes such as vomiting and coughing make the procedure more difficult and dangerous.

Fluorescent bronchoscopy can detect carcinoma in situ and dysplastic lesions that are difficult to detect with white light bronchoscopy alone.

Bronchoscopy is a method of diagnosing respiratory diseases, helping doctors observe the respiratory tract and thereby draw accurate conclusions about the disease condition, especially lung diseases.

Bronchial and alveolar lavage is a flexible bronchoscopy technique aimed at diagnosing and treating a number of lung-related diseases.

Bronchoscopy is often used to help determine the cause of a respiratory problem. It can help detect tumors, signs of infection, bleeding, mucus in the airways, or blockages in the lungs.

In Vietnam, lung cancer is one of the most common cancers, difficult to treat and causes death with a high rate, only after liver cancer. Currently, bronchoscopy is being applied to detect and treat lung cancer in time.