085.Bronchoscopy : Part 1/2

[@sujathasalgado4346]

Madam You are god to me. I am an postgraduate trainee from Sri Lanka and listening to almost all your lectures have improved by knowledge and increased the confidence to speak by just recalling what you said. i came down in my part two exam and hoping to get through. No ENT surgeon here has ever taught Otorhinolaryngology and made it so simple and rational. Bless you madam.

[@DrSujathasENTClasses]

👍good lucks

[@DrInamulhaqENT]

True... Salute to you madam

[@syamkrishnankp2204]

Madam super presentation.simply explanation 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@wanderlust3874]

Thank you ma’am for all your efforts 🙏🏻 ❤

[@khadeejazeba1694]

Thank you so much mam ❤ for being the life saviour 🙏🏻

[@ananthkumar4960]

Thank you mam nice explained

[@CahayaBerkahSinergi]

Very detailed explanation, now I know more about bronchoscopy

[@DrSujathasENTClasses]

thanks👏

[@alsiram6789]

THANK YOU SO MUCH MAM, YOUR TEACHING IS GREAT MAM...AND YOU ALSO

[@neelupal7090]

Thanku soi much mam for provide easy video to make

[@vishwanthaborlingegowda2303]

Nice presentation. Very nicely edited vedio

[@DrSujathasENTClasses]

🙏😊

[@bandana8385]

Thank you so much ma'am!

[@فؤادسليمان-ع3ع]

Splendid

[@shakeelsiddique4529]

Ma'am you say in ENT we hold always in non dominant hand but in your esophagoscopy lecture you say hold with dominant hand

[@DrSujathasENTClasses]

Around 5.24onwards, as rigid adult oesophagoscope is 50cm long, holding it with non dominant hand will not provide stability. But we are using left hand to stabilise it in position after reaching the desired level . While studying a procedure, use the exact techniques as described in standard text books. Once you become an expert in that field, you can make your own modifications according to your experiences.

[@jn8044]

Thank you Mam . Can you post videos on dL scopy and mls too ?

[@DrSujathasENTClasses]

sure✌

[@stelevation6515]

❤

[@vijayalakshmikv5916]

MA'AM CAN U ELABORATE CLOSED AND OPEN SYSTEM- GENERAL ANAESTHESIA ?

[@DrSujathasENTClasses]

👍

[@sumanreddy792]

Maam please explain about position how to keep

[@DrSujathasENTClasses]

of what?

[@gajjalasravani53]

Mam in esophagoscopy u said we handle it with dominant hand ,but here u said all instruments handled with non dominant hand ?

[@DrSujathasENTClasses]

yes. Scopes are held in nondominant hand and dominant hand is for instrumentation like removal of FB using forceps. In oesophagoscopy, it is introduced with dominant hand by holding like a pen and the other hand used for stabilising by holding at the level of lips.After seeing the FB/Lesion,it is held with nondominant hand and FB removed with right hand. Hope it is clear

[@swati0805]

Mam... How to avoid cardiac arrest in this case

[@DrSujathasENTClasses]

perform only after thorough preop assessment and peroperative monitoring. current guidelines advise to perform bronchoscopy 4-6 weeks after acute coronary syndrome.

[@Rammahavirramjai]

Thank you so much ma’am!