Pulmonary Medicine Supporting your lungs through every stage

Diagnosis and management of TB through imaging, microbiology, and DOTS-based treatment protocols, including for lymph node, pleural, and spine involvement.

We diagnose and manage various ILDs with pulmonary function tests, imaging, and immunomodulatory therapy, aiming to slow progression and preserve lung function.

Timely diagnosis and targeted antibiotic therapy are used to treat bacterial and viral pneumonias, reducing hospital stays and preventing complications.

We identify and manage lung conditions caused by workplace exposures such as silicosis, asbestosis, and hypersensitivity pneumonitis through detailed history and preventive strategies.

We treat pleural infections, fluid accumulation, and empyema using diagnostic taps, drainage procedures, and antibiotics based on etiology.

Early detection through imaging and biopsy, followed by a multidisciplinary approach involving pulmonologists, oncologists, and surgeons for staging and treatment planning.

Used for patients with severe respiratory failure, this life-saving intervention supports breathing through an endotracheal tube, ensuring oxygenation and carbon dioxide removal.

These mask-based ventilation methods help manage respiratory distress in conditions like COPD, sleep apnea, and heart failure without the need for intubation.

Our pulmonology team works closely with ICU staff to manage complex respiratory conditions, monitor ventilator settings, and ensure optimal oxygen delivery and lung protection.

A flexible scope is inserted into the airways to visually examine the lungs, collect biopsies, clear secretions, and manage airway obstructions under local anesthesia.

A highly accurate technique used to sample lymph nodes or masses in the chest through the airway wall, aiding in the diagnosis of tuberculosis, cancer, and sarcoidosis.

Pleural fluid is aspirated for diagnostic analysis or drained using a chest tube in cases of effusion or pneumothorax, relieving symptoms and aiding disease management.

A minimally invasive procedure that allows direct visualization and biopsy of the pleura, used in cases of unexplained pleural effusion or suspected malignancy.

A group of non-invasive tests that measure lung capacity, airflow, and gas exchange to diagnose and monitor conditions like asthma, COPD, and restrictive lung disease.

An overnight test that records brain activity, breathing, oxygen levels, heart rate, and body movements to diagnose sleep apnea, snoring, and other sleep-related breathing disorders.