Bronchoscopy Procedure - See inside the lungs!

[@thomashatesidiots7724]

Can we take a second and appreciate how complex the human body is..😳

[@mizzle2264]

Man foreal

[@tarinroberts2047]

Just study the brain. That is the very definition of complex

[@RealValkor]

We are just a sack of meat A Very fragile one

[@dwoollery]

I won’t ever complain about doctors and their buckets of money ever again.

[@syedzameerali1514]

Thank God ,The creator of mankind, all universe and everything.

[@TheCatAteMyShoe]

Your lung tissue seems so delicate. Even when the camera just lightly touches it, it bruised an bled. Then when the pincers came out for a bite, I nearly fainted.

[@alexl5660]

The Cat Ate My Shoe it was sad seeing I hope it grew back

[@sarim4592]

The Cat Ate My Shoe i

[@hhhhh-mw5zx]

Ouch, I wonder how the body reacts To think that all of this is inside our bodies right now is very weird

[@jessicarector9538]

When I saw the pincers come out I skipped bc I HATE blood

[@theelevatedsheep]

The Cat Ate My Shoe that was my favorite part XD

[@Lifetimes09]

Very interesting I'm glad things like this can be see on the Internet

[@blainemcdonald6972]

The internet can be a very useful learning tool for us layman

[@crimson9748]

@@blainemcdonald6972 this was 6 years ago

[@Hagrits_hat]

Yeah it can be seen on internet not in real life

[@jamesbedard2495]

I've had two during a pneumonia recovery. Both also had lavage and one retrieved 7 biopsies. After viewing this I am so glad I was 100% out for the entire procedure. A lovely Propofol/Fentanyl cocktail my my day smooth. I remember nothing and had absolutely zero side effects, pain, etc. Amazing what we can now do ... oh science, how lovely you are.

[@erenthebombjaeger]

Same here. I’m not sure if I was 100% out but I don’t remember much of anything and I only had minor irritation in my throat but that’s it!

[@debrakleid5752]

I was also out. I was given general anesthesia for all 3 of my bronchoscopies. Mine have all been thanks to pneumonia as well. I’ve had 3 pneumonia’s in the past 6 months alone and probably 15 since 2016.

[@katien.6356]

@@debrakleid5752 oh wow… why do you need this procedure after a pneumonia? And why for so many times?

[@debrakleid5752]

@@katien.6356 For 1 they can do a “washout” to get any areas of thick mucus out. They can take biopsies to see if we have any bad organisms growing inside of the lungs causing me to have so many pneumonia’s. I have CVID (common variable immunodeficiency) which means I’m immunocompramised due to low amounts of IGG which helps fight off infections. I get pneumonia pretty easily and have had it probably about 15 times since February 2016 when I had my first pneumonia (I had one 10-15 years ago but it was a very mild walking pneumonia that the urgent care treated with oral antibiotics). The pneumonia from that year was a double pneumonia I got apparently from a flight from Las Vegas to Tampa, Fl. After that it was all downhill from there. If the biopsies show any nasty organisms than they could put me on certain antibiotics to kill it. No one should get pneumonia as often as I do and I’ve had both pneumonia vaccines however due to my CVID they are not as affective on me and I’m immune to only a few of the strains the vaccine protects me from. Out of 23 strains the one protects everyone from I’m protected from only 6 of the strains which is better than nothing. I’m also prone to sepsis which I’ve had 4 times and one I had it with my double pneumonia (that really sucked and made for a horrible hospital stay last July) and I’m prone to GI infections which I’ve had several of those as well that’s landed me in the hospital for a week or so. Also increases my chances of getting cancer. CVID is rare but somehow I won that lottery. This should be the last bronchoscopy for a while I hope.

[@katien.6356]

@@debrakleid5752 Oh wow! you don’t have a break 🙁 Did you have any complications from a bronchoscopy? Thank you for sharing your story and stay strong honey ❤️

[@cu4wur6023]

I’m just on my way to the hospital for this procedure and thought I best take a look at this so I know what to expect. For me it’s the unknown that is unnerving. This has helped seeing visually and to hear you commenting through out. I too am not looking forward to it, but although it’s written down and discussed before hand, you can’t beat being shown. Thank you so much for showing the procedure and I hope you had good results. Wish me luck, I’m going now 🤞🏻

[@Nitro_GamePlay]

I felt pain 90% of the video

[@thatpixelpainter8082]

Man, Shut Yo Sensitive Ass Up!

[@virginiamircea5451]

Nitro GamePlay samee for some reason😂

[@vind3x]

Me too ._. and also very nauseous :(

[@rozzyhi1827]

Nitro GamePlay +___+

[@moonlight1131]

I was him I well run away! 😢😨😲

[@debaochicho]

The patient looks so calm. He did not express any discomfort or pain. I was underwent the same procedure yesterday. Extremely uncomfortable feeling! I coughed and vomitted so heavily that the doctor stopped going any further. The feeling went to extreme when he started pumping water to my broncho to take out fluid for further laboratory tests.

[@themarkedone715]

+Đỗ Minh Hùng Wow, that does sound really uncomfortable! Good job for getting through it all!

[@KelliLynn52378]

Ikr that all sounds horroible i feel bad for him

[@Kill--alllll---IDF]

Did u get sedated? Meaning did they put u to sleep doing this ?

[@bisss6667]

Đỗ Minh Hùng it depends on the dr

[@radioactive3845]

I can't do ANYTHING like that. I'm SO sensitive.

[@suzanner8473]

Frickin' cool! Thank you so much for sharing that!!! Thinking of showing at preschool so the children can see! Brilliant! I had respiratory failure 5 years ago when I became paralysed from the neck down with Guillain-Barre Syndrome and had to be intubated to save my life and was on a ventilator for a couple of months. I so appreciate my lungs, and all the marvellous mechanisms that make up the human body and that we tend to take for granted every day (till something goes wrong!)...Important to think about these things and how our bodies work so hard for us, and how we need to be mindful of what we put inside them and how we treat them - as they say, your body is a temple, treat it with respect and care. It has to serve you and carry you for a long time! Treat it well. :-)

[@LavaBlaze-fn2hj]

I'm watching this after loosing my 65 year old loving mother to bronchoscopy on October 19, 2023, 3 days after CT scan of her lungs, which ambiguously showed "fibronodular densities in the right lung, right lobe consolidation collapse and cardiomegaly". we got hurried up by doctors confused about it being Pneumonia, or malignant suspects. During the bronchoscopy she suffered bleeding leading to cardiac arrest. We were broken in hospital and brought her dead body for last rites on the very next day. The sample was taken but wasn't sent for examination. After putting pressure on hospital, the report was uploaded on November 1, that suggested no evidence of granuloma or malignancy but necrotic bits of fungal infection in her tissue hinting at Mucormycosis. Today im in depression regarding where i went wrong.

[@erinwhite5672]

The reason his lungs bled so much from the procedure was not an abnormal response, it was totally normal!! Our lungs are constantly supplied with a rich amount of blood because this is where gas exchange occurs! At the ends of our airways are tiny, actually microscopic, sacs called alveoli. Every time we inhale air, the alveoli exchange oxygen for carbon dioxide with the little capillary vessels surrounding them. Then, to get rid of the carbon dioxide, we simply exhale the exchanged air back into the environment. Carbon dioxide is a waste product of cellular respiration, so we want to get rid of it before it changes the stable chemistry within our bodies in a process called homeostasis. Hope this helps any of you guys who are confused (or concerned) about this man's lungs!! :)

[@PAP3RMAN.732]

Erin White Thanks for you information. My lungs are weak. I've smoked for a very long time 20yrs. I'm starting to feel the effect of some of the damage now... I should have never started.

[@fridtz1375]

Hi maam is the alveoli is the one that was affected if the person has asthma. Sorry for the english grammar. Hope you understand.

[@guest2007]

@@fridtz1375 21 feb 2020 8:40 pm est: find '- possible cure for asthma :' in wortel.ucoz.com/loseweight_gainmuscle.htm is my scratch-note about asthma.

[@ravikiran4785]

@@fridtz1375 that happens for pnuemonia, during asthma your airways get blocked with mucous.

[@blainemcdonald6972]

Thank you for that

[@DaleHerringTV]

This is exceptionally informative, not to mention awesome! As a nursing student, I really appreciate this video. Thanks!

[@razalady]

Thanks for posting this video on KZbin. I am scheuled for a bronchoscopy procedure tomorrow, and I am not as worries as I was prior to watching this video. It has relieved many of my fears and I know exactly what I am getting myself into. Again, thanks for posting this video, it has certainly eased my worry!!

[@genericname1235]

I. R. Carr could you brieflie explain, what the purpose of this is?

[@bugg3ater]

I. R. Carr I’m having mine next week and I’m terrified

[@leelyons3917]

Slimy. Leila so how it go

[@jlt2693]

Mazzeplay I am getting one next week and they are checking for sarcoidosis. That is one reason.

[@be8cab]

Jt how did it go ?

[@NordicDan]

I was okay with this until I saw that you were awake through the procedure. Then I got the heebiejeebies.

[@حمامزاجل-ز9ظ]

Ok

[@wallson4491]

ok حمام زاجل

[@maitlandjennifer1]

He was sedated

[@envykayyy]

Nia Night ??!!!! Ummmmm is that a racial sign??

[@htothek9780]

@@Day2Night_ stfu

[@bluecatblz]

Even just watching this makes me feel light headed and a sense of intense anxiety. I could never be a health care professional

[@auntiehelenrizpah]

Dr down!!! Dr doowwwnnnnn!!! Ha ha ha ha! 😄😄😄

[@verodino8425]

Wow! 😱 I seriously stayed watching the whole video. It amazed me on how it looks inside.

[@mikeylopez9625]

I quit smoking

[@calebdavenport8971]

Good for you mate

[@yesthepro]

Phew

[@yesthepro]

Good job

[@tawkischeap1]

Same here good on ya

[@mr.anonymous4101]

good thing you quit on smoking

[@lawrenceblah1563]

I just threw away my fresh pack of cigarettes

[@trinitymae1220]

lawrence blah thank god

[@scarletdamsel3139]

really

[@vind3x]

Good to know, bro. I hope you've never smoked again.

[@diablohavoc3208]

smoke weed it is better for ya

[@sachintyagi5887]

lawrence blah good

[@rtep5]

Awesome stuff. Thank you for being a guinea pig for us to learn on bud.

[@MedicalMavericksTV1]

+Petr Novak No worries! :-)

[@magnetman224]

+falcon does minecraft Watch the video and your question will be answered.

[@magnetman224]

falcon does minecraft If you didn't catch it the first time, watch it again. Your question is answered in the video.

[@zonto5020]

+magnetman224 where hes asking what part of the video be specific

[@DominoMaster-cm7dk]

+MedicalMavericksTV it was disgusting but very worth the science

[@luz9700]

I dont know why but I think it is so nice of the nurses to wipe away his tears at 2:48

[@ivank.9525]

To think all these complex structures are keeping me and you alive right now. Wow

[@HandsomeGamer]

Just wondering why I am here.

[@chuckbatchelor807]

HandsomeGamer Nice

[@justzana3609]

Knowledge is power.

[@TacoCat8891]

Because you searched it dumbfuck

[@theuserintheroom4450]

HandsomeGamer Because you clicked on the damn video. What happened to your comon sence?

[@lauriehammy]

Wondering why i'm getting claustrophobic in these weird lung hole things.

[@OhwenFilms]

that ripping part of the inside of your lungs was savage

[@eddie6109]

@@dontassumemygenderpeasants4161 I assume that your jelly?

[@theelevatedsheep]

SirChapoSniper27 he’s a dolphin ya idiot

[@D.G.W.L]

@@sunnipackman9793 Ik I am a year late, but people can say what they want to say. You don't control the human race.

[@OhwenFilms]

0 0 bruh I forgot I even commented or watch this. Didn’t know it had over 100 likes

[@DanBlackRacing]

Becoming a billionaire providing people dangerous exhaust particles that are cancerous irritants the body is unable to remove is SAVAGE.

[@aileenlikestea8799]

OMG... I'm learningabout lungs and breathing and bronchiods at school... We have a test on it tomorrow and this.. really helped.. 😂😂

[@themetalstickman]

This is what happens when I’m browsing KZbin at 2 in the morning.

[@fattahamar535]

True im on 3am now

[@aleanufopilotftlcertified5663]

I'm here at 2:45am and supposed to have bronchoscopy at 11:am for pneumonia. I'm chickening out unless I get totally knocked out. Being partially awake scares me shtless. I have quick gag reflex.

[@Joobral]

It's literally 02:18 now lol

[@VictoriaL0V3]

2:30 a.m.

[@luluopal16]

My brother almost had to get this done last night. He was rushed to the hospital and found out he had a moderate to large hole in his airway, in his chest. It says on the web that it is quite common for young adult men, which he is 14. Kinda freakin out now 😢😟😟

[@Atyrius]

Out of curiosity, how long does it take for those sections ripped out of your lungs to heal back, and does it cause any difficulty in breathing throughout the healing process?

[@the6ix665]

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[@sander.s4604]

+Taylor Morrissette ?

[@mjgII]

+Atyrius ?

[@txler0]

+Drumzorr ?

[@sander.s4604]

?????????/??????????? (its 9/11)

[@MedicalMavericksTV1]

Hey Anna. I did volunteer for the procedure just to make this video! I am not a med student though, just a physiologist with a post grad in medical toxicology. I was very relaxed, but i think that was more to do with the drugs i was given in the I.V. Are you a med student? Glad you liked the vid :-)

[@doomdigi5071]

i have mine in 17 hrs,,scarred as hell,,have 3 masses that are bleeding and white on mri..wish me luck. :)

[@marywilliams7112]

You'll be okay Michael

[@schnarfel]

how did it go?

[@Yerface2ugly]

Michael white how did it go?

[@maryfrimpong2749]

Michael white how did it go hope you feel better...

[@dziugaslukosius3386]

I think hes dead Jk sorry

[@dcastle872]

Just had this done a week or so ago. Fortunately they put me on general anesthesia so I was completely unaware of the procedure. Saw some pictures after and discussed with doc and scheduled additional tests.

[@CuriousBiscuit]

I keep coming back to this video. It's done so well and professionally.

[@tixie1895]

I had a bronchoscopy back in 2012 and it was honestly horrible ☹️ I remember everything about it, I felt the scope, I was coughing, sneezing, heaving and the washing samples they took made me feel like I was drowning. Maybe I didn’t have enough sedation but it’s put me off for life. I would have to be under general anaesthetic to have one in future.

[@dream__soda7900]

"guys guys... be careful not to damage the throat okay?? Do you-hey you! Do you understand me? Y- you- yes you! Do you? yo... you do? okay good... now then hand me the clippers..." +tears and scrapes walls of lungs+ "blood in the lungs I'm sure he's fiinnnneee.... hey! Don't damage the mans throat... jeez..."

[@MedicalMavericksTV1]

Hi Emmy, the tissue repairs itself really easily and it looks worse that it is. What would be left after repair is a small amount of scar tissue. The size of the clipper was probably around 3-4mm wide so the amount taken is very small. The camera just makes it look big! Hope you like the video :-) Feel free to ask any questions.

[@TheKristina-pz3dq]

For the love of Science! Thanks for your bravery Tom ♥️

[@GingerHey]

I had a bronchoscopy yesterday. This was informational , but glad I didn't watch it BEFORE my procedure!

[@victorianmadonna]

You are a trooper getting this done! thank you for posting this footage! I enjoy learning more about the internal organs

[@blackvirtuosa257]

I'm like 15 wtf am I doing here I’m 20 now and i don’t know what im still doing here. (Jk, time flies and i did not remember this comment, ignorant me.)

[@cjc206mix]

Hier Lex Learning about a vital part of the human body system, doctors live a really good and stable life; no time like the present to start studying.. :)

[@adriannajo9962]

Hier Lex it's ok i'm 13 xD

[@elchapocurry2012]

I'm 12 XD

[@graham5105]

+Mrbubba31 same here!

[@elchapocurry2012]

Lol

[@r.a.2145]

Opening video: 🕺🎸🎧🎛😎🔥 Video contents: 🩺🩸🫁💀📉

[@razorseal]

I was curious how this procedure goes. Very informative for me. Thanks!

[@blainemcdonald6972]

My relative is about to have this done in a few days, the purpose is to take a sample of some spots that appeared on a cat scan. Thank you for posting this procedure now i understand what she will be going thru. I hope the spots are not cancer.

[@emilyr7194]

Awesome video! Thanks for putting this up - it's certainly helped to visualize the anatomy. One quick clarification - your bronchi are the large tubes with cartilage (branches from trachea - primary, secondary, etc.), bronchioles are more distal, with only smooth muscle around them

[@melanniepadilla6873]

I don’t know what he’s doing but you know what actually I don’t know because what happens you have to be to see that video drop a like and subscribe

[@brad5777]

Watching this made me not want to breath anymore

[@Tilvent]

Brad lol same XD

[@i_killmasterCoolGamer]

I feel you. Because I don’t either.

[@i_killmasterCoolGamer]

But your insides is your insides just try not to think about it. lol

[@DivineDestiny77]

@@i_killmasterCoolGamer Am I ever glad the human body is covered in skin and not see through. I can’t imagine seeing our own insides on a daily basis without skin. Thank God for making our outsides opaque for this reason. 😂

[@greensboroughcycles8653]

I had one of these a few years ago. I’m 13. I had it because I have Cystic Fibrosis and that targets the lungs and the gut. So I had to have one so they could get a sample for a microscopy. But yeah. I’m used to this sort of stuff. It does feel bad but not as bad as it looks.

[@sottarson]

MTB Madness I have cf to

[@jasonfrederick1258]

How utterly amazing is our body....how utterly amazing and wise is the creator of the human body!!!!! Wow. All praise and credit belongs to a being so creative and wise and loving.

[@debrakleid5752]

Please don’t take this the wrong way but you are nuts to do a bronchoscopy awake. I just had my third one today and all 3 were done under general anesthesia so I was completely knocked out and intubated. I couldn’t imagine doing this awake. I hear they do this awake in the UK and Australia. Makes me glad to live in the US when it comes to bronchoscopies.

[@sevrent2811]

for some reason this reminds me of that mission from the halo 3 campaign where you have to battle the flood.

[@GamerPotatoGuy]

Oh my god same

[@lelouchvibritannia6851]

Loferix lol

[@syedzameerali1514]

Still we need to explore more inside our body. Creator and his creation is amazing.

[@sblanco7590]

Amen ✨

[@rebirthofgaming6558]

He is confident because he got dragon balls

[@Yikariii]

I love how the Doctors Are sooo Carefully to Patients ❤️❤️❤️

[@resistpen6582]

I hope you better now. It was amazing to see inside the human body, we are such complicated creatures.

[@edbo10]

7:25 man, if that didn't feel painless then this is what it must be like for people who can't feel pain because their nerves aren't working properly, it actually must be quite difficult knowing when to stop something because you have to rely on other cues to know when you're going to actually hurt yourself.

[@xraystylex]

that's great. would it be possible to show an asthma lung when it swells up ?

[@XuxaKasandimedjo]

xraystylex i would love to see that too

[@isabella0914]

I have asthma

[@Tilvent]

Isabella Baggett that sucks. Hope you are feeling good.

[@salimwheatgrass6711]

@@isabella0914 there are herbs which cure cancer.contact me for more [e-mail].

[@flargarbason1740]

salim harun no, there are not. Get the hell out before you kill someone

[@rainerkarow]

Omg I feel so uncomfortable right now...but I can't stop watching this because it's interesting at the same Time!!! SOMEONE HELP ME!

[@Sofistdm]

You're not alone

[@angelareneemoll]

I can't remember what the weather forecast is five minutes after looking. I'm in awe of how smart our medical communities are.

[@novastart6510]

Respiratory student here!! So fascinatingggg

[@FrxstyyFA5]

that was pretty cool i have never seen that before because i am 10 and i am researching the lungs

[@isabellewells7374]

Manny 987 I'm ten to

[@dawsoncarpenter4626]

Im 98 bishhh an i suck dick (;

[@dailytaco9125]

@@dawsoncarpenter4626 ... Wierdo your 7

[@joejoe-cv4vp]

Im 9

[@Jrdnlla]

Im 11

[@guccig4ng504]

Am I the only one who naturally thinks of 4:07 whenever I try to sing a low note? Lol

[@mizzmidnight4835]

I'm in the weird part of youtube again

[@Cloudsanin]

Really? I thought it was the educational part of youtube. Very hard to find this.

[@amey40488]

Mizz Midnight then get the fuck out of here

[@lethalkingloyalty438plays9]

Mizz Midnight your not the only one ._.

[@anmoldani6258]

Then what about world? U dumb ass idiot

[@MVC4ThaLord]

O, trust me this is far from the "weird part" of youtube

[@Rharris1948]

I had a bronchoscopy under anaesthetic don't think at my age l could have coped. I have very high gagging reflex. You were great.

[@peachescream1991]

I looked this video up because I have churg strauss syndrome. I can barely breath and I want to stick a tube down my throat and open up some airways! That video was brilliant. Give me the same procedure, I bet you see a bunch of closed openings and mucus.

[@marissar1098]

I love this so much I can't wait to be a doctor thank you for uploading!!

[@rufinoluces1253]

Me watching focusly:calm Me in reality:OH OH YOU BETTER STOP IM FEELING THE PAIN TOO OW OHH

[@unicorndahaxer1233]

this gives me a strange feeling inside of me lol

[@spiritbrave1368]

Appreciate the person who just wasn't under anastasia.

[@favee5447]

I’ve had a chronic dry cough for the past 5 months, almost 6, and nothing has worked for me. neither natural remedies or prescriptions from the doctor. doctor recently prescribed with some medicine and said if that does not work, they’re going to send me to do one of these procedures. Not scared but very anxious. Has anyone here had this done? Would love to hear your experience.

[@jenniferali8314]

I will never think of the human body the same way after I just watched this video...

[@luisc3670]

who else’s face was like this “ 🤨😧”

[@elizabethpierce370]

😕😨😷

[@Shadow-mi8qs]

Me, coz my face is like an emoji

[@beautytop1069]

I have asthma and i'm always facinated about lungs. he has healthy lungs though. mine is narrow because of asthma.

[@erinnnn7756]

Same

[@vishal73400]

I had gone this kind of stuff too , seriously it so painful after it's over ,you cough blood for atleast 1 day and you will get fever too

[@speedracer8724]

Watching that skin ripping was like someone scratching a chalk board for me lol

[@gelobadua9965]

This video really helped me! I just started teaching biology. :) Thanks a lot! :D

[@MrsDuck356]

I love you

[@TheYiffingAtheist]

Could barely watch this is one of the most uncomfortable vids I've ever seen

[@EnderNator10]

watch a pinile operation thas 200x this

[@michaelcifelli7267]

I am in the medical field, and I have to say, there are better techniques to do this. He was far to conscious during and after. Most people, and I do mean MOST people who be anxious, feeling a panic attack, and would not be able to talk like they were ordering a meal. I had a radical Nephrectomy, and it was brutal. Even having that, which makes this seem easy, I would not want to be that awake for this. There are alternatives for this, and nobody has to be this awake for this. I found this to be a bit barbaric, including the setting, especially in this day and age when modern medicine has advanced so much. Not the worse by far, but certainly no the way I would go nor would I allow it to be done where ever this man is. Very uncomfortable. Most don't like getting a filling done at the dentist office. Imagine this????????? No way. Find a top one hundred hospital, and have it done where you don't have a clue what the hell is going on.

[@PurplePinkRed]

Yep, I had to look away every time he pulled!!!

[@PurplePinkRed]

@@michaelcifelli7267 I would want to be fully asleep too!

[@michaelcifelli7267]

@@PurplePinkRed I have had so many surgeries, I don't even know the number. So now, since I work in the medical field, I want the good stuff. Knock me out. I love the feeling of drifting off to sleep. At that point, they can stab me all they like. lol And I once woke up during a regular upper endoscopy. If it was not for a wonderful nurse talking in my ear, as I could not open my eyes, she explained to breathe through my nose as they took the scope and suction out of my esophagus and then I went back to sleep. I still remember that to this day. No way will I ever be awake again, not even for a fingernail. lol lol

[@surialpaca6542]

this was disgusting and awesome at the same time!! 😁😆

[@NeraNotes]

Thank you for sharing this! My fiancé is getting this done and I’ll be in the waiting room and it’s nice to know what they’re getting done.

[@siddharthghoderao001]

Is she Allright pls share her health information, need reply very urgent

[@ragegwuts4267]

Me:*watching* My lungs: I don't feel so good.....

[@Philip02K]

What was the clinical reason for the procedure?

[@blessedbe4061]

I cringed at parts, but this is fascinating.

[@truckermike9105]

Very Interesting but it hurts my nose to see stuff like this ahah

[@DivineDestiny77]

Yeah, I sneezed when the camera went through his nose. So funny it was almost as if I was going through the experience at the same time.

[@primekrunkergamer188]

My father had to get this done because he just got diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. Didnt smoke and had a healthy and young body. When he got this done he wasnt able to speak and felt immediately asleep when coming home.

[@prettyinpink5833]

I’m having this done next week & im terrified!! Very informative video, great!

[@putin2918]

So what happened

[@DottyGale8]

What keeps the patient from getting pneumonia with sending fluid (anesthetic) down into the lungs during this? And how long does the bleeding last? Is it dangerous in any way? This was really interesting. I learned some things here! Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@tanprisouple]

super late response to this but pneumonia isn’t fluid in the lungs in sense of outside fluid got into the lungs. it’s on a microscopic level where the very final ends of the tubes you see in the video have inflammation and an overproduction of mucus(fluids). these ends are called alveoli and they’re the primary site for gas exchange in the body. this is where your body actually “inhales” oxygen and “exhales” carbon dioxide. so when these alveoli are filled with mucus in an attempt to fight infection, it blocks the pathway for gas exchange and can cause respiratory failure.

[@brianc11388]

What was the reason for doing this?

[@flargarbason1740]

Well they were taking biopsies (a sample of tissue) which means they were planning on testing him for various lung diseases.

[@harryrowlands1509]

2:40. My eyes started watering just seeing stuff go down his nose

[@cole_sa1452]

I started laughing when he did the "Eeeeeeeeee" and the "aaaaaaaaaa" sound watching I close fast made me crack up.. Then I tried it too.....

[@svasianfilipiname6603]

Wow this was scary and he was so brave! Hopefully he's well now.

[@terrellmackvideos]

Someone said he died 2 days after this and while driving and his long filled with blood and his car killed 5 people pregnant mom and 3 her kids

[@mshrmcloud]

thank you so much tommy mottola 🙏🏻🙏🏻 really enjoyed the video ... 🌹 please make a part 2 i’m currently doing experiments on my pet rat 😉

[@carrotguy6824]

You are very welcome, and a part 2 is surely on the way! However, I don't suggest doing these kinds of experiments on a rat... you'd actually need to do a smaller scale bronchoscopy procedure, because if you used the same one used for humans, it would be like an episode of Blacked... I mean whaaaat, I don't watch that! Never mind, forget I said anything😁😁

[@anon9579]

Like a surgeon cutting for the very first time

[@greg77389]

hello npc

[@maxjenkins2769]

Got yer kidneys, on my mind

[@MicroApp619]

NPC

[@maytejackson9651]

Is it really okay, for your lungs to just bleed out like that? I was disturbed the whole video 😖

[@jeffreysdavis]

it's not bleeding out, those are very small blood vessels. and the sample taken is actually a lot smaller than the camera makes it look. this procedure is done quite frequently, even on very sick people, without much complication. If there are any complications, its generally not from the bronchoscopy itself, but rather from underlying issues with the patient's respiratory system

[@TV-jc3ud]

UUUUUUGH RESPECT FIR THE MAN FOR NOT CHOKING ON THE CAMERA

[@is1mp167]

This guys dedication just for a video respect earned

[@PhoenixBoggs22]

This is really interesting to see! But man!!! All that blood in your lungs??? Taking chunks of bronchial tissue?? OMG that cannot be good for you :(

[@caseythefalcon81]

Alison Van Horn It's a doctor doing it, and you are? Oh yeah, not a doctor.

[@collincowgill2728]

Alison stfu bi$h Casey probably know more than u so u aint no doctor and neither than i but guess what GOOGLE WAS INVENTED FOR A REASON!!!

[@PhoenixBoggs22]

I'm not a doctor but I am an EMT, in paramedic school. I do know what I'm talking about. And if we are talking about who is smarter, Collin Cowgill​, you might want to work on your grammar before you go insulting people about any anatomical topics.

[@dangerzone87]

Alison Van Horn I'm right there with you, where does the blood drain? I assume he'll be coughing up blood, which doesn't sound too good haha. I guess the tissue taken will just repair and he'll have soreness until then?

[@PhoenixBoggs22]

Well there aren't any nerves in your lungs. Good to know there are like minded people who can back me up with this. But risk for infection can be high if there are open sores in your lungs .

[@dannodontsurf]

Oh.. Did it hurt?

[@iif4t4lii92]

+U.S.S Nanook When i was in the hospital i had to get that , and it does hurt at first when they put it in your nose blood comes out ( a lot) but after that its mostly just you gagging because its in your throat xD

[@dannodontsurf]

Legend_Otaku x xD

[@ashleytaccone5298]

Nanookiy did u watch??

[@i_killmasterCoolGamer]

iiF4T4Lii that sounds like..very uncomfortable it sounds very uncomfortable

[@теггавуте]

4:31 looks like a eye

[@i_killmasterCoolGamer]

теггавуте lol

[@i_killmasterCoolGamer]

Yes it does.

[@DivineDestiny77]

Well done on handling such an invasive diagnosis procedure!

[@mariazucchero9123]

I had that bronchoscopy procedure one time It didn't hurt me. It was amazing we have great doctors in America and the best technology to extend peoples life . I am lucky my husband has a great insurance at his job to cover all the bill payments. Thank you God.

[@louisbarningham]

This video nearly made me throw up! Omg i was gagging

[@HiImJoey]

I think we all are asking this question “Why is it 12:00pm at might, and why am I watching this “-everybody.

[@reemag6560]

I enjoyed every sec of this !!! سبحان الله

[@UnknownCxrpse]

Why would KZbin age restrict something so educational

[@MaddieMcFarlane]

He tugged for the first biopsy and all I could say was "DAMN!" 🤣😅