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2. There are two types of Bronchoscopes, a flexible bronchoscope and a rigid bronchoscope

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5. Bronchoscopes synonyms, Bronchoscopes pronunciation, Bronchoscopes translation, English dictionary definition of Bronchoscopes

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7. The researchers found that the "real-world cost" for procedures with reusable Bronchoscopes ranged from $281 to $803 for each bronchoscope and was comparable or higher than the cost of sterile

8. Rigid Bronchoscopes, compared with flexible Bronchoscopes, have large-diameter instrument side channels

9. Avoiding the risk of infection through Bronchoscopes is the major challenge for the manufacturing of Bronchoscopes industries to increase the Bronchoscopes market growth

10. Control of a bronchoscope (100) is calculated for a 3D environment based on capabilities of the bronchoscope and the patient morphology.

11. Ble Bronchoscopes (SUFBs) eliminate this source

12. Nearly 30% of Bronchoscopes at five U.S

13. Single-use flexible Bronchoscopes (SUFBs) eliminate this source.

14. During Bronchoscopy, a doctor advances a flexible endoscope (bronchoscope) through a …

15. Flexible Bronchoscopes are quite limited in their capacity to accommodate instruments

16. Bronchoscopy lets your doctor look at your airway through a tube called a bronchoscope

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19. Bronchoscopy allows a doctor to examine the inside of a person's airway and lungs for any abnormality such as foreign bodies, bleeding, tumors, or inflammation. The doctor uses either a rigid bronchoscope or flexible bronchoscope

20. Bronchoscopy, medical examination of the bronchial tissues using a lighted instrument known as a bronchoscope

21. Objective : To evaluate the clinical application of CT virtual bronchoscope in foreign body in bronchus.

22. An instrument (bronchoscope) is inserted into the airways, usually through the nose or mouth, or occasionally through a tracheostomy.

23. Pro Scope Systems sells used and refurbished Bronchoscopes from major manufacturers like Olympus, Pentax, and Fujinon

24. A small internal channel exists in some rigid Bronchoscopes, through which the rigid telescope passes.

25. The new LIVE video Bronchoscopes feature excellent image quality, natural color rendering, and homogeneous illumination

26. Background Endoscopes, including Bronchoscopes, are the medical devices most frequently associated with outbreaks of nosocomial infections

27. All aScope ™ Bronchoscopes are designed to work with the Ambu ® aView2 ™ HD Monitor

28. Technology Analysis Introducing autofluorescence imagining and narrow-band imaging in Bronchoscopes are advanced technology with additional features.

29. Now EVIS EXERA III BF-190 Bronchoscopes incorporate groundbreaking technologies that improve tracheobronchial access and deliver visibility that is better than ever before. The EVIS EXERA III platform and BF-190 Bronchoscopes deliver major advances in maneuverability, visualization, and versatility.

30. The most common instruments used with flexible Bronchoscopes are flexible biopsy forceps and cytology or microbiology brushes

31. GlideScope now offers three sizes of Bronchoscopes to support emergent and planned procedures in the OR, ICU, and ED

32. Bronchoscopes is an endoscopic technique used for diagnostic and therapeutic process to study the inner pathways of lungs

33. A Bronchoscopy with a transbronchial lung biopsy is a medical procedure that involves inserting a bronchoscope into the lungs

34. Bronchoscopy is a procedure to look directly at the airways in the lungs using a thin, lighted tube (bronchoscope)

35. All Bronchoscopes can be fitted with a small video camera that enables real-time visualization of the procedure

36. Bronchoscopes are widely used for patients with respiratory diseases, enabling doctors to decide the treatment strategy and perform therapeutic procedures

37. Carries a variety of pre-owned flexible endoscopes, including used Bronchoscopes, Colonoscopes, Gastroscopes, Sigmoidoscopes, Rhinolaryngoscopes, Cystoscopes, Duodenoscopes and more

38. Most of the damages to reusable Bronchoscopes are because of poor handling by untrained staff that can be prevented

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40. Bronchoscopy is a procedure that allows your doctor to look at your airway through a thin viewing device called a bronchoscope

41. Bronchoscopy with transbronchial biopsy is a procedure in which a bronchoscope is inserted through the nose or mouth to collect several pieces of lung tissue

42. A flexible Bronchoscopy involves placing a special instrument with a tiny camera, called a bronchoscope, into the trachea (windpipe) and airways of the lungs

43. Choure et al 2 reported that 69% of damage to the Bronchoscopes were preventable that lead to repairing cost of $49 per procedure

44. Bronchoscopes are the devices that are introduced from the mouth or nose and occasionally through tracheostomy to observe distal branches of the bronchi.

45. Bronchoscopes (General Surgery) - Global Market Analysis and Forecast Model (COVID-19 market impact) is built to visualize quantitative market trends within General Surgery therapeutic area.

46. A toolkit was used to aseptically sample biopsy ports and suction/biopsy channels of 5 gastroscopes, 5 colonoscopes, and 5 Bronchoscopes after full reprocessing.

47. The findings from this study suggest benefits from the use of single-use flexible Bronchoscopes in terms of cost effectiveness, cross-contamination and resource utilisation.

48. Using Bronchoscopes that have physical defects and harbor viruses, bacteria, or fungi puts vulnerable patients at risk and could have adverse effects on public health

49. The cost effectiveness analysis demonstrated that reusable flexible Bronchoscopes have a cost per patient use of £511 sterling due to the costs of treatment of infection

50. Bronchoscopy involves threading a special endoscopy unit (bronchoscope) through the mouth, down the trachea, and weaving it in and out of various bronchi to determine the cause of disease in the respiratory track

51. Most rigid Bronchoscopes are round when visualized in cross-section, with external side ports that permit the introduction of suction catheters, laser fibers, and ventilation (picture 1 and picture 2)

52. Bronchoscopes, multifaceted evaluations performed after manual cleaning and after high- level disinfection, and assessments of storage conditions. Visual inspections of ports and channels were performed using lighted magnification and borescopes.

53. Bronchoscopes are designed with small lumens, multiple ports with obtuse angles, and linings vulnerable to damage and subsequent biofilm formation, presenting obstacles to proper cleaning and disinfection or sterilization

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55. The reprocessing procedure for reusable flexible Bronchoscopes (RFBs) involves multiple episodes of handling of equipment that has been used during an aerosol-generating procedure and thus is a potential source of transmission

56. Bronchoscopy is a procedure a doctor uses to look inside the lungs. This is done with a bronchoscope, a thin, flexible tube with a light and a lens or small video camera on the end

57. "Bronchoscopes" is a descriptor in the National Library of Medicine's controlled vocabulary thesaurus, MeSH (Medical Subject Headings).Descriptors are arranged in a hierarchical structure, which enables searching at various levels of specificity.

58. Additionally, RFBs pose a risk of nosocomial infection transmission between patients with the identification of human proteins, deoxyribonu-cleic acid (DNA) and pathogenic organisms on fully reprocessed Bronchoscopes despite full adherence to the guidelines

59. Bronchial secretions can be aspirated directly from the lower respiratory tract through the bronchoscope, but an alternative (and more common) method is to “wash” the mucosa by instilling 3 to 10 mL of saline and aspirate the washings.

60. Bronchoscopy is a procedure that looks inside the lung airways. It involves inserting a bronchoscope tube, with its light and small camera, through your nose or mouth, down your throat into your trachea, or windpipe, and to the bronchi and bronchioles of your lungs