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Diagnosis and Palliation for lung Cancer
Khuram Ameen Diagnosis and Palliation for lung Cancer
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Routine Bronchoscopy Good for Proximal Lesions
Yield low for peripheral nodules 10-20%
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CT Guided Needle Biopsy
20 % Risk For Pneumothorax Some areas difficult to access Inability to evaluate bronchial Anatomy
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Complications of CT Guided Biopsy Tomiyams et al in Eur J Radiology July 2006
Data from 9783 biopsies was collected from 124 centers Pneumothorax was the most common complication, and occurred in 2412 (35%) of 6881 cases 74 (0.75%) cases with severe complications From a total of 62 patients with severe complications, 54 patients (0.55%) recovered without sequela
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Super D Navigation Bronchoscopy
Electromagnetic Navigation Bronchoscopy® (ENB)™ extends the reach the bronchoscope to regions deep within the lung enabling physicians to locate small lung lesions for diagnostic testing and potential treatment. The system uses natural airway to access a lesion ENB minimizes the need for more invasive, surgical procedures to access lung lesions in the distant regions of the lung
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Navigation Bronchoscopy
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Electromagnetic Navigation Bronchoscopy (ENB)
Using the patient’s natural airways, the i·Logic System provides the ability to diagnose, stage, and prepare to treat distal lung lesions in one procedure Provides safe and efficient access for non-operable patients Carries a 3% or less risk of pneumothorax1 Source: Eberhardt, R, et al, CHEST June 2007:
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Navigation Bronchoscopy
In 83.9% the combination of PET-CT, ENB, and ROSE established a correct diagnosis Steep learning curve with a diagnostic yield of 80% and 87.5% for the first 30 and last 30 procedures, respectively Lesions ≤20mm and >20mm in diameter was 75.6% and 89.6% (p=0.06), respectively.
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Advantages of i·Logic – Extended Reach
Navigate to peripheral lesions and biopsy for diagnosis Stage lymph nodes for diagnosis and pre-operative planning Place fiducial markers in and around tumors for radiation therapy Place markers to facilitate VATS localization Guide high dose radiation catheters
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Marking Lesions for Surgical Resection
69 year female with granulomatous lung disease breast cancer and metastatic rectal cancer with an enlarging lung nodule Radiology felt a needle would be difficult given small size of the lession
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Marking Lesions for Surgical Resection
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Marking Lesions for Surgical Resection
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Endo-Bronchial Ultrasound
Endobronchial ultrasound (EBUS) is a bronchoscopic technique that uses ultrasound to visualize structures within and adjacent to the airway wall Two types of probes radial probe EBUS (RP-EBUS) convex probe EBUS (CP-EBUS)
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Endo-Bronchial Ultrasound
Staging of non-small cell lung cancer Diagnostic evaluation of endobronchial lesions, peripheral pulmonary nodules, mediastinal abnormalities Guidance of endobronchial therapy
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Radial Ultrasound
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Radial Ultrasound
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Combining EBUS and Navigation
Complement each other Improve diagnosis In a larger series involving 120 patients, the combined use of EMN and EBUS had a significantly higher yield (88%) in diagnosing the lesion than either modality alone Eberhardt R, Anantham D, Ernst A, et al. Multimodality bronchoscopic diagnosis of peripheral lung lesions: a randomized controlled trial. Am J Respir Crit Care Med 2007; 176:36- 41
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Palliation
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Pre and Post Stent
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Bleeding Tumor treated with heat
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X Ray Pre and Post
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Spiration Valves for Prolonged Air Leak Post Lobectomy
Prolonged post-surgical air leaks (PAL) are conditions that complicate clinical management and increase healthcare costs. The FDA has approved the IBV Valve System (Spiration Redmond, WA) as a Humanitarian Use Device for the treatment of some types of PAL
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Spiration Valve
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Spiration Valve
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Pre and Post
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Pleurex For Malignant Effusion
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