- Di processo
- The scope of this field includes a wide range of procedures such as bronchial and transbronchial biopsies, transbronchial needle aspiration (tbna), endobronchial ultrasound (ebus), virtual and electromagnetic navigation bronchoscopy, laser-assisted airway recanalization, stent placement, bronchial thermoplasty, lung volume reduction procedures, and the management of artificial airways. The growing complexity of respiratory diseases and the continuous advancement of interventional techniques have created a clear and urgent need for highly specialized training pathways capable of providing pulmonologists with comprehensive theoretical knowledge and advanced technical skills. In this context, it has become essential for respiratory specialists to acquire expertise in interventional pulmonology through structured
- Professionali
- Bronchoscopy has established itself as an essential tool in the diagnosis and management of respiratory diseases, offering both diagnostic and therapeutic applications through minimally invasive procedures that have significantly improved patient
outcomes while reducing complication rates. Parallel to this, thoracic endoscopy has undergone remarkable progress, driven by the development of increasingly advanced technologies for airway inspection and by the introduction of innovative interventional techniques for the diagnosis and treatment of bronchopulmonary lesions.
- Di sistema
- The ultimate goal of the program is to train versatile and highly skilled pulmonologists, capable of independently performing both diagnostic and interventional procedures, including bronchoscopy, thoracoscopy, and the management of artificial airways. This is achieved through the synergistic contribution of experienced faculty from both academic and hospital settings, ensuring a comprehensive and up-to-date educational experience. Within this framework, the program in bronchoscopy represents a strategic and forward-looking initiative, designed to prepare respiratory specialists for the current and future challenges of interventional pulmonology and to promote the delivery of state-of-the-art, patient-centered care through minimally invasive respiratory procedures