Bronchoscopy is a procedure that allows doctors to look at your lungs and airways. It is usually done by a pulmonologist. During bronchoscopy, a small tube (bronchoscope) passes through your nose or mouth, down your throat and lungs. Bronchoscopy is usually performed using a flexible bronchoscope. However, in some cases, such as if there is excessive bleeding in your lungs or a large object is trapped in your respiratory tract, a strong bronchoscope may be needed. Bronchoscopy is usually performed to find the cause of a lung problem. For example, your doctor may refer you for bronchoscopy because you have a persistent cough or a rare chest X-ray. Arsh Super speciality medical centre is a place where all the precise, highly rated best lab equipment are used to give the human body related issues.

1. Diagnosis of a lung problem
2. Diagnosis of lung disease
3. Tissue biopsy of lungs
4. Removal of mucus, external body, or other obstruction in the airways or lungs, such as the tumour
5. Placing a small tube to open the airway (stent)
6. Treatment of a lung problem (interventional bronchoscopy), such as haemorrhage, abnormal respiratory tract (stricture) or collapsed lung (pneumothorax)