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Bronchoscopy and Central Airway Disorders

Bronchoscopy and Central Airway Disorders
Bronchoscopy and Central Airway Disorders
  • Authors: Colt & Murgu
  • ISBN: 9781455703203
  • Publisher: ELSEVIER
  • Pages: 416
  • Dimensions: 222 X 281 mm
  • Year Published: 2012
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Bronchoscopy and Central Airway Disorders provides the guidance you need to plan and implement the most effective bronchoscopy procedure for every patient. Through specifically-designed case scenarios with correlating review questions and videos, this practical respiratory medicine reference leads you through the decision-making process and execution of these sometimes complex procedures, as well as the optimal long-term management of your patients.

Preface

 

How to Use This Book: The "Four Box" Approach

Section 1. Practical Approach to Benign Exophytic Airway Obstruction

1. Rigid Bronchoscopy With Laser Resection for Tracheal Obstruction From Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis

 

2. Endoscopic therapy of endobronchial typical carcinoid

 

3. Bronchoscopic treatment of silicone stent-related granulation tissue

 

4. Bronchoscopic Removal of a Broncholith From the Lateral Wall of the Proximal Bronchus Intermedius

 

5. Treatment of tracheobronchial aspergillosis superimposed on post tuberculosis-related tracheal stricture

 

Section 2. Practical Approach to Benign Tracheal Stenosis

6. Bronchoscopic Treatment of Idiopathic Laryngotracheal Stenosis With Glottis Involvement

 

7. Idiopathic subglottic stenosis without glottis involvement

 

8. Post Intubation Tracheal Stenosis

 

9. Bronchoscopic Treatment of Post Tracheostomy Tracheal Stenosis With Chondritis

 

10. Bronchoscopic Treatment of Wegener’s Granulomatosis-Related Subglottic Stenosis

 

Section 3. Practical Approach to Expiratory Central Airway Collapse

 

11. Silicone Stent Insertion for Focal Crescent Type Tracheomalacia in a Patient With sarcoidosis

 

12. Stent insertion for diffuse circumferential tracheobronchomalacia caused by relapsing polychondritis

 

 

13. CPAP treatment for moderate diffuse excessive dynamic airway collapse caused by Mounier-Kuhn syndrome

 

14. Stent insertion for severe diffuse excessive dynamic airway collapse caused by COPD

 

Section 4. Practical Approach to Mediastinal Lymphadenopathy (EBUS and alternatives)

15. EBUS-TBNA for Right Upper Lobe Mass and Right Lower Paratracheal Lymphadenopathy

 

16: EBUS-TBNA of right lower paratracheal lymph node (station 4R)

 

17: EBUS-TBNA of a left lower paratracheal node (level 4L) in a patient with a left upper lobe lung mass and suspected lung cancer

 

18. EBUS-TBNA for Subcentimeter PET Negative Subcarinal LAD (Station 7) and a Right Lower Lobe Pulmonary Nodule

 

19. EBUS-Guided TBNA for isolated subcarinal lymphadenopathy (station 7).

 

Section 5. Practical Approach to Malignant Central Airway Obstruction

20. Stent insertion for extrinsic tracheal obstruction caused by thyroid carcinoma

 

21. Rigid bronchoscopy tumor debulking and silicone stent insertion for mixed malignant tracheal obstruction caused by esophageal carcinoma

 

 

22. Rigid bronchoscopy with laser and stent placement for bronchus intermedius obstruction from lung cancer involving the right main pulmonary artery

 

23: Photodynamic therapy for palliation of infiltrative endoluminal obstruction at left secondary carina and left lower lobe bronchus

 

24. Rigid Bronchoscopy With Y Stent Insertion at Left Secondary Carina

 

 

Section 6. Practical Approach to Other Central Airway Disease Processes

25: Rigid bronchoscopy for removal of a foreign body lodged in the right lower lobe bronchus

 

26. Treatment of critical left main bronchial obstruction and acute respiratory failure in the setting of right pneumonectomy

 

27. Stent insertion for tracheo-broncho-esophageal fistula at the level of lower trachea and left mainstem bronchus

 

28. Rigid bronchoscopic intervention for central airway obstruction and concurrent superior vena cava syndrome caused by small cell carcinoma

 

29. Bronchoscopic treatment of a large right mainstem bronchial stump fistula

 

30. Hemoptysis caused by distal left main bronchial tumor in a patient with primary lung adenocarcinoma

 

Section 7. Case-Based Self-Assessment Questions

 

Index

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