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From EBUS-TBNA for precise cancer staging to complex foreign body removals, our suite represents the pinnacle of interventional respiratory care in Nepal.
Technology Standard
"A diagnostic yield of >90% for mediastinal lymphadenopathy using our EBUS-TBNA protocols."
Using Japanese Narrow-Band Imaging (NBI) we map the vascularity of the central airways to detect preclinical malignant changes often missed by white-light bronchoscopy.
The only minimally invasive way to 'see' through the airway wall. Essential for diagnosing sarcoidosis, tuberculosis (lymph node involvement), and staging lung cancer.
A freezing probe that collects significantly larger, higher-quality tissue samples than traditional forceps, reducing the need for open-lung surgery in Interstitial Lung Disease cases.
Using electrocautery or mechanical debulking to reopen airways blocked by tumors, restoring immediate respiratory function to symptomatic patients.
Avoid mediastinoscopy and major surgery. EBUS allows for nodal sampling via a simple daycare scope.
Increase safety and accuracy by visualizing blood vessels and lymph node boundaries in real-time during the biopsy.
The clinical gold standard for differentiating between granulomatous diseases in the Nepalese context.
We integrate ROSE (Rapid On-Site Evaluation) to ensure adequate tissue is collected for EGFR, ALK, and PD-L1 markers during the procedure.
94%
Diagnostic Sensitivity
Daycare
Recovery Profile
Requires Chest CT imaging, CBC/PT-INR checks, and strictly 6 hours of fasting (NPO).
Performed under deep sedation/IVA. You will be comfortable and monitored by an anesthesiology team throughout the 30-minute scope.
2 hours in the recovery lounge. No driving for 12 hours. We provide a post-op report and visual prints immediately.
We operate a 24/7 priority pathway for foreign body aspiration (peanuts, toy parts, pins) in children. If you suspect aspiration, do not wait for imaging.
Emergency Scope LineTrust Nepal's leading interventionalists for your diagnostic airway evaluation.
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