Anesthesia strategies to minimize lung atelectasis in peripheral bronchoscopy.
PURPOSE OF REVIEW: Peripheral bronchoscopy has become a widely adopted, minimally invasive modality for the diagnosis of peripheral lung lesions. However, its diagnostic yield remains limited in part due to intra-procedural atelectasis - a frequently ...
Debiane, Labib G, Peralta, Angel R
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