- Bronchial thermoloasty has emerged as a newer modality of treatment for asthma.
- During the procedure radiofrequency-generated heat delivered to the airways via a catheter inserted in the bronchial tree through a flexible bronchoscope to reduce smooth muscle quantity and contractility
- It is a three stage procedure, where lower and upper lobe bronchi are treated
- Preliminary investigation in animals and human has shown promising results
Indeed it was a grate day for me and doctors from Guwahati. On 13th of March 2011 Prof Ashok Shah came to deliver his excellent talk on Sarcoidosis in India and ABPA. Prof Shah is eminent speaker and teacher, had many international and national publications. We have learn a lot form him. Recent information has been updated..........
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