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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 blood clot/ pulmonary embolism) |
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Bronchoscopic appearance of a rare benign tumour (lipoma) removed by bronchoscopy with Argon Plasma Coagulation |
Stenting of the trachea and right main stem bronchus |
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Rare lung cancer involving trachea; Biopsy showed mucoepidermoid cancer |
Flexible bronchoscopy under general anaesthesia |
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Rigid brochoscopy under general anaesthesia |
PET scan appearance of an unusual right lung tumour – turned out to be pulmonary lymphoma (a rare tumour in the lung) |
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Doctor consultation |
Flexible bronchoscopy under local anaesthesia |
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A foreign body (dental implant) lodged in the left lung |
Foreign body (dental implant) removal from lung via bronchoscopy |
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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 chemo and radiotherapy (RT). Develops persistent cough and above CT shows tracheoesophageal fistula necessitating bronchoscopy and stenting |
Rare lung tumor due to Oncocytoma was removed via Bronchoscopy (previously thought to be adenoid cystic cancer) |
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Uncommon airway tumor – Carcinoid Tumor |
Carcinoid tumor – removed by bronchoscopy and laser |
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Right lung nodule which turned out to be stage 0 lung cancer |
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