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B
ventral
3
3
B
B
dorsal
2
B
3
B
caudal
1
B
1
B
2
B
3
B
B1a
1
b
B
3
B
1
B
b
3
B
2
B
3
B
B1a
1
B
b
2
B
1
B
2
B
B1a
Fig. 2.19 CT, bronchial branch diagram and bronchoscopic ndings
diagram is drawn in the same direction based on the spur direction of the bronchus on the CT images (Figs.2.18,
2.19, 2.20 and 2.21).
The position of the transducer of the ultrasonic probe (→)
is remembered on the X-ray uoroscopic screen (Fig.
2.22).
The probe () was located within the lesion. The internal
echo is heterogeneous, and no hyperechoic points or lines are found, I diagnosed type IIIb (Fig. 2.23).
Furthermore, the biopsy forceps are opened () and closed
at the position just beyond the tip of the guide sheath (Fig.2.24).
Step-by-step procedure of the reading CT anatomy of right
2
B
and B3 on the axial CT images:
1. For the right upper lobe, rotate the CT images counter­clockwise 90° (as the side of the chest wall comes downward).
2. Follow the bronchi to nd in which subsegment the lesion is approximately located.
3. From the slice at the entrance of the right upper lobe bronchus to the slice where the lesion is located, fol­low the bronchus gradually.
4. As the right B2 and B3 often branch in the similar direction (horizontal and lateral direction) as axial CT
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1
B
bi
1
a
B
B1bi
B1biia
B
1
biiay
1
B
bii
B1biiax
B1bii
2
3
B
B
B1biia
1
B
biib
1
B
biib
3
B
B
B1biiax
2
1
B
bii
B1biia
B
1
biib
B1biiax
B1biiay
1
B
biiay
B1biiax
B1biiax
Fig. 2.20 CT, bronchial branch diagram and bronchoscopic ndings
B1biiax
B1biiax
B1biiax
B1biiax
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Fig. 2.21 CT, bronchial branch diagram and bronchoscopic ndings
B1bii ax
Fig. 2.22 Fluoroscopy (1)
Fig. 2.23 EBUS
Fig. 2.24 Fluoroscopy (2)
images, MPR images in the direction orthogonal to the right B2a, B2b and B3a, B3b are also useful.
5. The bronchi orthogonal to the CT axial section are
drawn at the same angle of the spur at the bifurcation on CT images.
6. While the bronchi run parallelly to the CT axial sec-
tion, we draw the bronchial branch diagram, consider­ing which direction the bronchus branches in the upward, downward, left, and right directions and which bronchus is approaching/leaving the other bronchi.
Right B2a
Rotate the CT images counterclockwise 90°, and follow the
CT images from the caudal side to the cranial side (Figs.2.25 and 2.26).
Right
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3
B
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3
B
3
B
cranial
2
B
1
B
ventral
3
B
1
B
caudal
dorsal
2
B
1
B
3
B
2
B
B2a
2
b
B
2
a
B
B2b
2
B
B2a
b
B2ai
2
aii
B
B2ai
B2aii
B2a
Fig. 2.25 CT, bronchial branch diagram and bronchoscopic ndings
The ultrasonic probe is inserted into B2aiiαy and reaches
inside the lesion (within). The internal echo of the lesion within a radius approximately 1cm from the probe is rela­tively bright and heterogeneous. The internal echo far about 1 cm in radius from the probe is relatively hypoechoic, and, perhaps, the ultrasonic waves are atten­uated by reection because of the irregular structures of the lesion. Hyperechoic lines are observed in the lesion and diagnosed as type IIIa (Fig.2.27).
The site to be biopsied in the lesion is where viable tissue
exists. When the probe is scanning the area to be biopsied (in the case of malignancy, avoid areas such as brosis and necrosis), the position of the transducer (e.g., the bot­tom edge of the rib: ) is memorized under the X-ray uoroscopic monitor (Fig. 2.28).
After reinserting the biopsy forceps into the guide sheath, the
cups of the biopsy forceps are opened and closed at the memorized position (e.g., the lower edge of the rib: →), and the tissue could be biopsied from the correct position (Fig.2.29).
Right B2b
For the right upper lobe lesion, rotate the CT images counter-
clockwise 90°, and follow from the caudal side to the cra­nial side. The right upper lobe bronchus has three standard segmental bronchi—B1, B2, and B3—and the classica­tion with the pulmonary vein on the CT images is the cen­tral vein type (Fig.2.30).
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B2aiia
2
B
aiib
B2aiiax
2
aiiay
B
B2aiiax
2
B
aiiay
B2aiia
B2aiib
B2aiia
B2aiib
B2aiiax
B2aiiay
B
B2ai
2
ai
2
ai
B
2
B
aii
2
aiia
B
B2aiib
2
aiiax
B
B2aiiay
B2aiiay
B2aiiay
Fig. 2.26 CT, bronchial branch diagram and bronchoscopic ndings
B2aiiay
B2aiiay
B2aiiay
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Fig. 2.29 Fluoroscopy (2)
Fig. 2.28 Fluoroscopy (1)
B2 comprises two standard subsegmental bronchi. B2b
branches into B2bi in the cranial direction and B2bii in the caudal direction (horizontal–vertical pattern), and B2bi branches into B2biα in the cranial direction and B2biβ in the caudal direction (horizontal–vertical pattern). Furthermore, B2biβ branches into B2biβx in the cranial direction and B2biβy in the caudal direction (horizontal– vertical pattern), and a probe is inserted into B2biβx (Fig.2.30).
In EBUS, the entire circumference of the ultrasound probe is
surrounded by the lesion. The internal echo within a
radius approximately 1 cm from the probe is relatively hyperechoic and heterogeneous. In addition, hyperechoic lines () are observed in the lesion and are classied as type IIIa (Fig.2.31).
It is imperative to memorize the position of the transducer
(e.g., the center between the upper edge and the lower edge of the rib: ) under uoroscopy while scanning the site to be biopsied in the lesion with the probe. The biopsy forceps are inserted into the GS, and the opened cups of the biopsy forceps are closed at the memorized position (the center between the upper edge and the lower edge of the rib: ), and the tissue of the lesion is collected from the correct position (Fig.2.32).
Column
Basics of bronchoscopic procedures. The seven fundamental principles for bronchoscopists and
assistants performing bronchoscopy are as follows:
1. Close axilla (to move the bronchoscope precisely).
2. Hold the bronchoscope with your fourth and fth n­gers, and create a space between the palm of your hand and the bronchoscope (do not grasp the bronchoscope deeply with the palm).
3. Place the insertion part of the bronchoscope straight; do not bend (to convey rotation to the bronchoscope).
4. Focus on the position of the foot (for easier rotation of the bronchoscope, e.g., while advancing from the tra­chea to the right main bronchus, move the bronchosco­pist’s standing position slightly to the left, and turn the body clockwise).
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Right B2b
B2bib
B2bibx
cranial
1
B
ventral
y
3
B
B2b
caudal
dorsal
2
B
a
B
B2a
2
b
B2b
B2biby
B2bibx
1
B
B2bii (candal)
B2bii (cranial)
B2bib
B2a
B2bia
B2bia
B2bib x
B2bii
B2bi
2
B
bii
180°rotation
2
B
biby
B
B
2
bibx
2
bi
B
2
bia
B
2
bib
2
bibx
B
Fig. 2.30 CT, bronchial branch diagram and bronchoscopic ndings
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7. The assistant helps the bronchoscopist with words (expressing what is going on well in words, calming the mind of the bronchoscopist).
Right B3a (1)
For lesions in the right upper lobe, rotate the CT images
counterclockwise 90°, and follow from the caudal side to the cranial side. Three segmental bronchi are B1, B2, and B3 of the right upper lobe bronchus. B3a branches into B3ai in the cranial direction and B3aii in the caudal direction (horizontal–vertical pattern and branches are drawn on the up and down position). Furthermore, B3ai branches into B3aiα in the cranial direction and B3aiβ in the caudal direction (horizontal–vertical pattern and branches are drawn on the up and down position) (Fig.2.33).
B3aiβ branches into B3aiβx in the dorsal direction and
B3aiβy in the ventral direction (horizontal–horizontal pattern and branches are drawn on the right and left position). B3aiβx branches into B3aiβxx in the cranial direction and B3aiβxy in the caudal direction (horizon­tal–vertical pattern and branches are drawn on the up and down position). B3aiβxy enters in the center of the lesion (Fig. 2.33).
Fig. 2.32 Fluoroscopy
5. Rotation of the bronchoscope is performed in the order of (1) rotation of the operator’s body, (2) exion of the wrist, and (3) exion of the elbow.
6. The assistant assists the bronchoscopist in performing the next procedure (to prepare the next step ahead instead of being told by the bronchoscopist).
Right B3a (2)
Follow the sagittal MPR images, produced from the axial CT
images from the medial side to the lateral side. Right B3 has two branches of B3a and B3b as usual. B3a branches into B3ai in the cranial direction and B3aii in the caudal direction. B3ai branches into B3aiα in the cranial direction and B3aiβ in the caudal direction (Fig. 2.34).
B3aiβ branches into B3aiβx in the dorsal direction and B3aiβy
in the ventral direction. B3aiβx branches into B3aiβxx in the cranial direction and B3aiβxy in the caudal direction. B3aiβxy enters in the center of the lesion (Fig. 2.34).
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B3a
B
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B
3
ai
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3
B
aia
Rt. upper
B3aib
ai
B3aib y
B3aia
B3aiia
3
B
B3aib
B3aib x
B3aibx
aib
ventral
3
B
3
B
aib y
aiib
B3aib xx
caudal
B
3
aib x
dorsal
B3b
B3b
3
B
B3aii
3
B
a
3
a
B
3
B
ai
Fig. 2.33 CT, bronchial branch diagram and bronchoscopic ndings
B3aibxx
B3aibxy
B3aibxx
B3aibxy
B
3
aib xy
B3aib
3
B
B3aib
aia
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B3b
cranial
3
B
2
B
3
B
aib
ventral
B3aia
dorsal
B3a
3
B
aiia
3
aiib
caudal
B
Rt. upper
B
3
B3ai
B3aii
B3b
3
B
a
B3aia
B3aib
3
aii
B
B3b
3
a
B
B3aib xx
3
aib y
B
B3aib x
B3aib xx
3
B
aib xy
B3aib xx
3
B
aib xy
Fig. 2.34 CT, bronchial branch diagram and bronchoscopic ndings
B
3
aib xy
B3aib
B3aii
B3aia
B3aib
3
ai
B