Session
Live pulmonary endoscopy
Clinical
Interstitial and pleural diseases
Aims : Interstitial lung diseases constitute a significant part of the workload of pulmonologists. Sarcoidosis is the most prevalent interstitial lung disease and tissue confirmation is often needed. Novel endoscopic techniques that yield peripheral lung tissue are available. The techniques that will be demonstrated are bronchoscopy with BAL, cryobiopsies, EBUS, and EUS (B). Malignant and infectious/inflammatory diseases are often associated with pleural diseases. Thoracoscopy is the standard technique for diagnosing pleural diseases. The techniques that will be demonstrated are flexible and rigid thoracoscopy.
10:45
Opening lecture: Endoscopy for sarcoidosis and ILD
V. Poletti(Forlì, Italy)
COI
3446
Patient advocate (AMC)
E. van der Heijden(Nijmegen, Netherlands)
COI
O. Schuurbiers(Nijmegen, Netherlands)
COI
3447
Bronchoscopy, BAL, and cryobiopsy
J. Hetzel(Tuebingen, Germany)
COI
J. Daniels(Amsterdam, Netherlands)
COI
3448
EBUS-TBNA
R. Trisolini(Roma, Italy)
COI
M. Schuhmann(Konstanz, Germany)
COI
3449
EUS-B
M. Oki(Nagoya, Japan)
COI
J. Annema(Amsterdam, Netherlands)
COI
3450
Rigid thoracoscopy
J. Janssen(Nijmegen, Netherlands)
COI
M. Froudarakis(Alexandroupolis, Greece)
COI
3451
Flexible thoracoscopy
A. Rozman(Golnik, Slovenia)
COI
M. Munavvar(Preston (Lancashire), United Kingdom)
COI
3452
12:20
Interstitial and pleural diseases: live procedure question and answer session
V. Poletti(Forlì, Italy)
COI
N. Rahman(Oxford, United Kingdom)
COI
3453
12:30
Concluding lecture: Role of thoracoscopy in pleural diseases
N. Rahman(Oxford, United Kingdom)
COI
3454
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