Dr. Manish Aggarwal, Senior Interventional Pulmonologist & Chest Specialist in Pitampura, Delhi, provides advanced minimally invasive airway and pleural procedures for complex respiratory diseases, central airway obstruction, lung tumors, tracheobronchial stenosis, and difficult lung conditions.
Interventional pulmonology combines advanced bronchoscopy techniques with modern airway management to diagnose and treat airway narrowing, tumors, bleeding, recurrent lung collapse, and complex respiratory disorders without major surgery in selected patients.
The clinic offers specialized procedures including airway stenting, tumour debulking, rigid bronchoscopy, therapeutic bronchoscopy, endobronchial biopsy, foreign body removal, airway dilatation, and management of tracheal or bronchial stenosis. Patients with breathlessness, noisy breathing, persistent cough, recurrent lung infections, hemoptysis, post-intubation airway narrowing, or suspected airway obstruction are comprehensively evaluated.
Special expertise is available in managing malignant airway obstruction, post-tuberculosis airway stenosis, post-ventilator tracheal narrowing, and complex central airway diseases requiring advanced bronchoscopic intervention.
Specialized expertise is available in airway stenting, tumour debulking, rigid bronchoscopy, airway dilatation, hemoptysis management, and the treatment of complex central airway disorders.
The clinic focuses on minimally invasive respiratory interventions, faster symptom relief, airway preservation, and multidisciplinary coordination for the comprehensive management of complex airway and chest diseases.
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Get answers to common questions about interventional pulmonology, rigid bronchoscopy, airway stenting, tumour debulking, therapeutic bronchoscopy, tracheal stenosis, airway obstruction, and advanced respiratory procedures at Delhi Lung & Bronchoscopy Center.
Interventional Pulmonology is a specialized branch of respiratory medicine that uses advanced bronchoscopic and minimally invasive techniques to diagnose and treat complex airway, lung, and pleural disorders without major surgery in selected patients.
Patients with airway obstruction, lung tumors, persistent cough, recurrent lung collapse, hemoptysis, tracheal narrowing, bronchial stenosis, foreign body aspiration, or complex pleural diseases may benefit from advanced interventional pulmonology evaluation and treatment.
Rigid bronchoscopy is an advanced airway procedure performed using a rigid metal bronchoscope under anesthesia. It is commonly used for airway stenting, tumor debulking, foreign body removal, severe bleeding control, and management of central airway obstruction.
Therapeutic bronchoscopy refers to bronchoscopic procedures performed to treat airway problems rather than simply diagnose them. These procedures may include tumor removal, airway dilatation, stent placement, bleeding control, and foreign body extraction.
An airway stent is a specialized device placed inside the trachea or bronchi to keep narrowed or blocked airways open. It may be used in patients with airway tumors, tracheal stenosis, bronchial narrowing, or external airway compression.
Tumour debulking is a bronchoscopic procedure used to remove or reduce airway tumors that are obstructing airflow. It can help improve breathing, reduce symptoms, and restore airway patency in selected patients.
Airway stenosis can occur due to previous tuberculosis, prolonged intubation, tracheostomy, airway injury, inflammation, tumors, or certain medical conditions. Symptoms often include breathlessness, noisy breathing, and persistent cough.
In many cases, airway narrowing can be managed using minimally invasive bronchoscopic procedures such as airway dilatation, stenting, or therapeutic bronchoscopy, potentially avoiding the need for major surgery.
Endobronchial biopsy is a procedure performed during bronchoscopy to obtain tissue samples from abnormal airway lesions, growths, or suspicious areas. The samples are examined to help diagnose infections, inflammation, or cancer.
Yes. Advanced bronchoscopic procedures can help identify the source of bleeding, localize affected airways, and assist in managing hemoptysis, particularly in patients with recurrent or significant bleeding.
Foreign bodies lodged in the airways can often be removed using flexible or rigid bronchoscopy. Prompt removal helps prevent airway obstruction, recurrent infections, and long-term lung complications.
You should seek evaluation if you have unexplained breathlessness, airway obstruction, recurrent lung infections, persistent cough, hemoptysis, tracheal narrowing, abnormal bronchoscopy findings, or require advanced airway procedures.
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