Service Providers for Bronchoscope of washing for C/S
Bronchoscope Washing for C/S (Culture and Sensitivity) is a diagnostic procedure used to identify bacterial or fungal infections in the lungs. During a bronchoscopy, a sterile saline solution is introduced into the bronchial tubes and then suctioned out, collecting mucus and cells. The collected sample is sent to the laboratory for culture, where it is tested to identify any bacterial or fungal pathogens. Sensitivity testing helps determine which antibiotics or antifungal treatments will be most effective. This procedure is commonly used for diagnosing conditions like pneumonia, bronchitis, or fungal infections. Risks include infection, bleeding, and discomfort.