Cryotherapy

Cryotherapy in interventional pulmonology is a medical procedure that uses extremely cold temperatures to treat conditions affecting the lungs and airways. It works by freezing abnormal tissues or tumors within the lungs, which can help destroy them or reduce their size. This technique is often used for patients with lung cancer or other respiratory issues, as it can minimize damage to healthy tissue while effectively targeting problematic areas. The process is typically guided by imaging technologies, ensuring precision and safety during the procedure.