Electronic bronchoscopy: the guardian of respiratory health

Electronic bronchoscopy, as an advanced endoscopic technology, uses a high-definition camera and optical fiber transmission system to display the internal conditions of the respiratory tract on the screen in real time, allowing doctors to clearly observe the pathological changes in the trachea, bronchi and their branches. Its working principle mainly relies on optical imaging technology and electronic image processing technology to conduct intuitive inspection and diagnosis by inserting into the patient’s respiratory tract.

Electronic bronchoscopy plays an important role in the diagnosis of respiratory diseases. It can help doctors discover tumors, inflammation, tuberculosis and other lesions in the trachea and bronchi, and perform operations such as biopsy and brushing, providing an important basis for qualitative diagnosis of the disease. In addition, electronic bronchoscopy can also be used to dilate tracheal stenosis and remove bronchial foreign bodies, providing strong support for the treatment of respiratory diseases.