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Navigating to the Periphery of the Lung: A Robotic Bronchoscopy Demonstration

As the first to bring this technology to patients in New York State in July 2020, Dr. Ivanick has now performed more than 100 bronchoscopies using the platform, more than any other provider in New York State.

  • June 25, 2021

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    Dr. Nathaniel Ivanick demonstrates robotic navigational bronchoscopy using the Monarch platform to access a peripheral lung nodule.

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    The Monarch platform enhances accuracy and precision in biopsies, reducing risks of delayed treatment and surgical complications.

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    Dr. Ivanick has performed over 100 bronchoscopies with the Monarch system, the most in New York State since its introduction in July 2020.

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    Robotic bronchoscopy involves planning with high-resolution CT scans to create a virtual bronchoscopic pathway to the target nodule.

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    The procedure combines electromagnetic navigation with robotic technology to ensure safe and accurate biopsies in patients with lung nodules.

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Navigating to the Periphery of the Lung: A Robotic Bronchoscopy Demonstration

  • June 25, 2021

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