Services for Lung Nodules and Other Respiratory Issues - Philip Eng Respiratory & Medical Clinic
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Services for Lung Nodules and Other Respiratory Issues

At Philip Eng Respiratory and Medical Clinic, we are dedicated to providing quality care for respiratory health. The clinic is helmed by Professor Philip Eng, an experienced pulmonologist specialising in diagnosing, treating, and managing a wide range of lung conditions, from asthma and COPD to respiratory infections and lung cancer in addition to our broader general expertise. With sophisticated technology and a patient-centred approach, we strive to enhance your breathing and quality of life, in addition to supporting long-term respiratory wellness.

We provide the following:

Chest X-ray showing “mass” in right lung due to fluid which resolved without thoracocentesis

CT scan of thorax showing a tumour in the left pulmonary artery (simulating a blood clot/ pulmonary embolism)

Bronchoscopic appearance of a rare benign tumour (lipoma) removed by bronchoscopy with Argon Plasma Coagulation

Stenting of the trachea and right main stem bronchus

Rare lung cancer involving trachea; Biopsy showed mucoepidermoid cancer

Flexible bronchoscopy under general anaesthesia

Rigid bronchoscopy under general anaesthesia

PET scan appearance of an unusual right lung tumour – turned out to be pulmonary lymphoma (a rare tumour in the lung)

Consultation with Dr. Philip Eng

Flexible bronchoscopy under local anaesthesia

A foreign body (dental implant) lodged in the left lung

Foreign body (dental implant) removal from lung via bronchoscopy

A 13-year-old undergoing a lung function test (Spirometry) and Methacholine Challenge test

Coughing of blood due to aspergilloma (fungus ball)

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Cancer of oesophagus post-chemotherapy and radiotherapy (RT). Develops persistent cough and the above CT shows tracheoesophageal fistula necessitating bronchoscopy and stenting

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Rare lung tumor due to oncocytoma was removed via bronchoscopy (previously thought to be adenoid cystic cancer)

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Uncommon airway tumour – Carcinoid tumour

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Carcinoid tumour – removed by bronchoscopy and laser

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Right lung nodule which turned out to be stage 0 lung cancer

Lung specialist A/Prof Philip Eng, who practises at Philip Eng Respiratory & Medical Clinic, specialises in respiratory and critical care management with a focus on evidence-based medicine and patient care. If you suspect you have a respiratory condition, get in touch with the clinic for more information or to book an appointment.