Optimal Bronchoscopy

Prakash, Udaya B. S.; Stubbs, Samuel E.

doi:10.1097/00128594-199401000-00013

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“…The idea of having an "optimal bronchoscopist" who is highly skilled in all the bronchoscopic techniques and able to handle flexible and rigid scope in adults and pediatric population as Prakash and Stubbs discussed in their 1994 publication is probably not feasible at this point on time. (Prakash & Stubbs 1994) Pulmonologists need to be able to identify those patients that could benefit from more invasive or sophisticated bronchoscopic procedures and refer them to centers of excellence with an interventional pulmonologist.…”

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Role of Flexible-Bronchoscopy in Pulmonary and Critical Care Practice

Diaz‐Fuentes¹,

Venkatram²

2012

Global Perspectives on Bronchoscopy

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Role of Flexible-Bronchoscopy in Pulmonary and Critical Care Practice

Diaz‐Fuentes¹,

Venkatram²

2012

Global Perspectives on Bronchoscopy

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“…The ACCP bronchoscopy survey 12 in 1991 showed that only 11% of pulmonologists who were in practice routinely performed TBNA (Ն 85% of bronchoscopies were associated with cases of lung cancer) and that 49% of pulmonologists rarely performed it (Յ 5% of bronchoscopies were associated with cases of lung cancer). 12,13 Another survey 1 showed that only a minority of fellows routinely perform TBNA during their training. This study clearly showed that, since the last survey, more programs (91%) are offering training in this procedure and that most programs (69%) are reaching the competency goals set forth in the guidelines.…”

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Variation in Training for Interventional Pulmonary Procedures Among US Pulmonary/Critical Care Fellowships

Pastis

Nietert

Silvestri

2005

Chest

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“…Jeżeli zachodzi istotne podejrzenie gruźlicy, a w bezpośrednim badaniu plwociny wyniki są ujemne, kolejnym badaniem w celu ustalenia rozpoznania jest bronchofiberoskopia, w trakcie której jest pobierany materiał do badań bakteriologicznych i histopatologicznych. Czułość tego badania w rozpoznawaniu gruźlicy wynosi 80%, pomaga ono w diagnostyce różnicowej i znacznie skraca czas ustalenia ostatecznego rozpoznania [16].…”

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Lung tuberculosis in a patient suffering from granulomatosis with polyangiitis (Wegener's granulomatosis) and receiving immunosuppressive treatment

Tomasiewicz¹,

Rozumek²,

Świerkot³

2013

Reumatologia

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P Pr ra ac ca a w wp pł ły yn nę ęł ła a: : 23.10.2012 r. S t r e s z c z e n i eZiarniniakowatość z zapaleniem naczyń (dawniej Wegenera) jest układową chorobą spowodowaną zapaleniem naczyń z ich następczą martwicą i tworzeniem ziarniniaków. W odróżnieniu od gruźlicy, etiologia choroby nie jest znana. Gruźlica to choroba zakaź-na, wywoływana przez prątek Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Mimo tak różnej etiologii, objawy kliniczne u chorych z ziarniniakowatoś-cią z zapaleniem naczyń lub gruźlicą często są podobne i mogą stwarzać trudności diagnostyczne. Dodatkowym utrudnieniem jest fakt, że zakażenie prątkiem gruźlicy może indukować powstawanie przeciwciał, np. przeciwko cytoplazmie neutrofilów (anti-neutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies -ANCA), uznawanych za wskaźniki w innych chorobach, w tym również w układowych zapaleniach naczyń. W artykule autorzy przedstawiają przypadek chorej z ziarniniakowatością z zapaleniem naczyń, u której doszło do aktywacji latentnego zakażenia prątkiem gruźlicy w czasie leczenia immunosupresyjnego. S u m m a r yGranulomatosis with polyangiitis (Wegener's granulomatosis) is a systemic disease caused the ensuing necrosis and granuloma formation. Contrary to tuberculosis, the aetiology of the disease is not known. Tuberculosis is an infectious disease caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Despite different aetiology, clinical symptoms in pa tients suffering from granulomatosis with polyangiitis or from tuberculosis are often similar and this may cause diagnostic problems. The problem becomes more difficult due to the fact that tuberculosis infection can induce formation of antibodies, e.g. anti-neutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies (ANCAs), which are used as markers in the diagnosis of other diseases including vasculitis. In the paper the authors describe the case of a patient suffering from granulomatosis with polyangiitis, whose latent tuberculosis infection progressed to tuberculosis disease while undergoing immunosuppressive treatment.Gruźlica płuc u chorej z ziarniniakowatością z zapaleniem naczyń (dawniej Wegenera) leczonej immunosupresyjnie Lung tuberculosis in a patient suffering from granulomatosis with polyangiitis (Wegener's granulomatosis) and receiving immunosuppressive treatment B Be ea at ta a T To om ma as si ie ew wi ic cz z 1 1 , , G Gr rz ze eg go or rz z R Ro oz zu um me ek k 1 1 , , J Je er rz zy y Ś Św wi ie er rk ko ot t 2 2

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Optimal Bronchoscopy

Cited by 12 publications

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Role of Flexible-Bronchoscopy in Pulmonary and Critical Care Practice

Role of Flexible-Bronchoscopy in Pulmonary and Critical Care Practice

Variation in Training for Interventional Pulmonary Procedures Among US Pulmonary/Critical Care Fellowships

Lung tuberculosis in a patient suffering from granulomatosis with polyangiitis (Wegener's granulomatosis) and receiving immunosuppressive treatment

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