bronchoscopy
Americannoun
plural
bronchoscopiesEtymology
Origin of bronchoscopy
Example Sentences
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Notably, the number of worldwide procedures performed using the da Vinci system and Ion bronchoscopy platform rose 20%, with the Ion platform seeing particularly strong growth.
From Barron's
On Dec. 19, the actor had undergone a bronchoscopy — a procedure that allows doctors to examine airways in the lungs.
From Los Angeles Times
She noted that recent bronchoscopy robots made by Johnson and Johnson and Intuitive Surgical have made significant gains in letting doctors reach hard-to-reach parts of the lungs and collect tissue samples for lung cancer.
From Washington Post
A bronchoscopy, in which doctors snake a tube from the nose or mouth into the lungs, is the best way of taking lung samples for analysis.
From Science Magazine
Proceeds from this year’s Festival of Trees will be used to purchase an endobronchial ultrasound bronchoscopy.
From Washington Times
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