Elektromagnetische Navigations-Bronchoskopie

Mit transbronchialen Biopsien können im CT entdeckte periphere Lungenrundherde analysiert werden. Mithilfe der Bronchoskopie wird das Probenmaterial entnommen. Die elektromagnetische Navigation (ENB) ermöglicht die Steuerung durch den sich verästelnden Bronchialbaum.

Schlüsselwörter

elektromagnetische Navigation - Bronchoskopie - periphere Lungenrundherde - Bronchuskarzinom

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