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Radiation Exposure in Bronchoscopy: Conventional Fluoroscopy versus Robotic Techniques

MedXY Editorial Team•Jul 9, 2026•news
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This prospective clinical study evaluates radiation exposure differences between conventional fluoroscopy-guided bronchoscopy and robotic-assisted bronchoscopy (RAB).

Robotic bronchoscopy using C-arm-based tomosynthesis (CABT) delivers significantly higher radiation doses to bronchoscopists compared to conventional bronchoscopy or RAB with standard C-arm fluoroscopy.

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