Saturday, July 21, 2012

Pulmonology



Specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of complex respiratory conditions and disorders, the Pulmonology Practice provides 24/7 service in the inpatient, outpatient and emergency care settings. We work closely with services like the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, but almost 90% of our patients are treated on an outpatient basis. The team participates in clinical research involving conditions like Cystic Fibrosis (CF) and asthma. We are a multidisciplinary (National Medical Centre) recognized Cystic Fibrosis Center.


Services Offered & Conditions Treated

Expertise
      Asthma (outpatient treatment)
      Managing patients with Cystic Fibrosis
      Sleep Apnea
      Clinical research in Cystic Fibrosis (CF) and asthma

Other Services & Conditions

      Asthma
      Valley fever
      Chronic lung disease
      Myopathies
      Sleep related disorders
      Fiberoptic bronchoscopy
      Cardiopulmonary exercise testing
      Bronchoprovocation testing
      Spirometry
      Gas dilution
      Lung volume measurement
      Plethysmography
      Infant forced expiratory compression technique (RTAC)
      Arterial blood gas analysis
      Oxygen supplement study
      Echocardiography stress testing
      Pharmacological exercise stress testing
      Athletic participation evaluations
      6-minute walk testing
      Metabolic exercise stress testing
      Pre & post-operative and transplant assessments and evaluations
      Mechanical ventilation
      Aerosol therapy
      Bronchopulmonary hygiene techniques
      Conventional CPT
      Autogenic drainage therapy
      PEP therapy
      Mechanical vibrator test
      Flutter therapy
      IPV therapy
      Oxygen therapy
      Humity therapy
      Inhaled nitric oxide therapy
      Oximetry
      Capnography
      Airway management and care
      Cardiopulmonary resuscitation and emergency airway management
      Bronchoscopy assisting
      Sputum induction
      Patient/parent instruction
      Acute care transport
      Allergy testing
      Pulmonary function testing
      RAST testing
      Peak flow monitoring
      Identification and control of environmental precipitants
      Objective monitoring of asthma severity
      Bronchopulmonary dysplasia
      At-home support
      Allergies
      Control of breathing
      Croup
      Bronchiolitis
      Problems breathing due to muscular disorders
      Accidents such as inhalation of foreign bodies
      Sinusitis
      Ciliary abnormalities
      Lung imaging
      Allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis (ABPA)
      Sinus problems
      Recurring colds
      Exercise-induced asthma
      Allergies that affect the airways
      Chronic upper respiratory infections
      Enuresis
      Narcolepsy
      Gastroesophagael reflux-related lung disease
      Respiratory complications of neurologic & neuromuscular disorders
      Pediatric polysomnography
      O2 and CO2 challenges
      Ventilatory support titration
      Hypoxic challenge
      Infant pulmonary function testing
      Tracheostomies
      RSV Prevention
      Recurrent coughs
      Pneumonia
      Wheezing
      Stridor
      Cyanosis
      Tachypnea
      Dyspnea
      Pulmonary hypoplasia
      Central hypoventilation syndromes
      Bronchiectasis
      Pulmonary fibrosis
      Recurrent aspiration syndromes
      Chronic respiratory disease
      Chronic respiratory failure
      Allergic disease and immunodeficiences
      Pulmonary malformations
      Lung and breathing disorders
      Alpha-1 antitryspin deficiency
      Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)

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