Comprehensive, world-class surgical interventions and diagnostic procedures performed by leading pulmonology experts.
A specialized procedure to examine your lungs and airways using a thin, lighted tube.
A non-invasive diagnostic test to measure lung capacity, airflow, and gas exchange.
Non-invasive computed tomography scan providing detailed cross-sectional chest images.
Medical treatment providing supplemental oxygen to support respiration.
Minimally invasive thoracentesis to drain excess fluid surrounding the lungs.
Surgical removal of a small, wedge-shaped segment of lung tissue.
Anatomical segment removal of the lung, conserving healthy lung tissue.
Life-saving replacement of diseased lung(s) with healthy donor lung(s).
Surgical removal of a diseased portion of the lung (cancer, infection, damage).
Removal of benign or malignant tumors in the central chest compartment.
Minimally invasive chest surgery using a high-definition thoracoscope camera.
Surgical removal of large, non-functional air pockets (bullae) in the lungs.
Removal of a thick, fibrous layer constricting the lung surface.
Surgical removal of an entire lobe of the lung, usually for early-stage lung cancer.
Major chest incision (thoracotomy) to access lungs, heart, or esophagus.
Procedure to create adhesion between lung and chest wall, preventing fluid collection.
Major surgery to remove an entire lung, typically for advanced lung cancer.
Tracheal resection and reconstruction to treat narrowing or tumors in the windpipe.