Radial EBUS Bronchoscopy

Radial Endobronchial Ultrasound (EBUS) is an advanced diagnostic technique used for detecting and sampling lesions located in the peripheral regions of the lungs. Unlike conventional EBUS, radial EBUS uses a small rotating ultrasound probe to provide a 360-degree image, allowing for accurate localization of small or difficult-to-reach lung nodules.

At the forefront of pulmonary diagnostics, Dr. Manoj Kumar Goel employs radial EBUS bronchoscopy to investigate and diagnose early-stage lung cancer, tuberculosis, infections, and other peripheral pulmonary lesions. With over two decades of experience and international training, Dr. Goel ensures a high diagnostic yield while minimizing patient discomfort.

The procedure is performed under local anesthesia or mild sedation and is guided with real-time ultrasound imaging, sometimes combined with fluoroscopy. Once the lesion is located, a biopsy is performed using specialized tools passed through the working channel of the bronchoscope. This precision-guided method reduces the need for more invasive procedures like CT-guided biopsies or surgical intervention.

Patients undergoing radial EBUS under Dr. Goel's care benefit from his patient-centric approach, accurate diagnostics, and personalized follow-up plans. With state-of-the-art technology and a compassionate team, every procedure is executed with the utmost precision and care.