New oxygen device aims to make lung cancer tests safer and faster
NCT ID NCT05203328
Summary
This study is testing whether using a special high-flow oxygen device during a lung cancer diagnostic procedure leads to fewer breathing problems and shorter procedure times. Researchers will compare the special device to standard oxygen delivery in about 200 adults undergoing a bronchoscopy test. The goal is to make the procedure safer, more comfortable, and more efficient by reducing interruptions when patients' oxygen levels drop.
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Cooper University Hospital
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