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PET/CT/Clinical – Mediastinal mass with tracheal compression (Ultraflex stent deployment, post-CTA)

CT – BLVR occlusion methods (balloon vs valves, atelectasis patterns, accessory lobe expansion)

CT – Complex nodule with bronchial interruption sign (LLL invasive adenocarcinoma, MIP vessel convergence)

CT – Complex nodule with bubble-like lucencies (RUL adenocarcinoma, mixed growth patterns)

CT – Malignant CAO stenting (Dumon Y stent, post-laser and debulking, multiplanar views)

CT – Mediastinal mass (tracheal invasion, esophageal mass, chest wall and cervical involvement)

CT – Multiple subsolid nodules (pure GGN vs part-solid, adenocarcinoma in situ vs minimally invasive)

CT – Nodule with bronchial interruption sign (RLL NSCLC with adrenal metastasis)

CT – Spiculated nodule with notch sign (RUL small cell lung cancer with lymphadenopathy)

CT – Spiculated nodule with pleural tags (LUL adenocarcinoma with pleural invasion)

CT – Tracheal and bronchial wall thickening (left lung atelectasis and bronchiectasis)

Chest X-ray – Large left pneumothorax (post-bronchial valve, mediastinal shift)

Chest X-ray – Left lung atelectasis (pre/post stent for LMB stenosis)

Chest X-ray – Post-chest tube placement (residual loculated pneumothorax)

Chest X-ray – Postoperative Lobectomy with atelectasis of residual parenchyma

Chest X-ray – Post-valve LUL volume loss (hemothorax, endobronchial valves)

Chest X-ray – Pre-procedure COPD (bronchial valve candidate)

Chest X-ray – Thoracoscopy pre/post comparison (loculated empyema resolution)

Chest X-ray/CT – LMB total occlusion (hilar mass with post-obstructive pneumonia)

Chest X-ray/CT Timeline – Pneumothorax management (drainage, stent placement, resolution)

Chest X-ray/CT – Left spontaneous pneumothorax (chest tube, air-fluid level, specimen)

Ultrasound – A lines (reverberation artifacts of pleuropulmonary interface)

Ultrasound – B lines (comet-tail artifacts, interlobular septa)

Ultrasound – B1 lines (hemodynamic edema)

Ultrasound – C lines (subpleural focal consolidation)

Ultrasound – E lines (subcutaneous emphysema)

Ultrasound – Coalescent B2 lines (ground glass pattern)

Ultrasound – Pleural thickening (bat sign, oblique approach for rib shadow avoidance)

Ultrasound – Pleural thickening technique (transverse/longitudinal probe positioning)

Ultrasound – Pneumothorax (absent lung sliding at pleural line)

Ultrasound – Sonographic anatomy (chest wall layers, pleural line, probe comparison)

Spirometry/CT – Pre/post treatment comparison (tracheal tumor, flow-volume curves)

IR – Bronchial artery embolization for hemoptysis

Ultrasound – Z lines (bundle-shaped artifacts)

Ultrasound/CT Correlation – Pleural thickening (hypoecogenic lobular mass with circumferential pattern)

Ultrasound/CT Correlation – Pleural thickening localization (solid/cystic/complex characteristics)

Chest X-ray/CT/Ultrasound – Bilateral GGO (interlobular septal thickening, B-lines, pleural effusion)

Chest X-ray/CT/Ultrasound – Mediastinal Hodgkin lymphoma (prevascular mass, airway compression, pleural effusion)

Endobronchial lipoma (mature adipose tissue with mucoid changes, H&E)

Endobronchial tumor (polypoid lesion, H&E with myxoid stroma)

Endobronchial tumor (pre- and post-ablation biopsy comparison, H&E)

Malignant mesothelioma (epithelioid and sarcomatoid, WT1 and calretinin IHC)

FFOCT-DCI – Technique description (high-resolution 3D biopsy imaging)

Digital Pathology – Quantitative analysis workflow (calibration and threshold measurement)

CT/Cytology – Mediastinal lymphadenopathy (small cell lung carcinoma, H&E)

CT/Cytology – Mediastinal mass with necrosis (EBUS-TBNA adenocarcinoma)

Confocal Laser Endomicroscopy – Squamous cell carcinoma vs adenocarcinoma (with cytology)

Procedure – Sheath-free Amplatzer device deployment method (guide wire technique)

Foreign Bodies – Tracheobronchial specimens (dental device, nail, coin, grape)

Diagram – Lung nodule localization (spatial relationship to pleural surface)

Diagram – MWA characteristics (ablation zones, oven effect, thermal sink effect)

Airway Management – Endobronchial Blockers (Schematic)

Airway Management – Endobronchial Blockers (Types/Parts)

Brachytherapy – Endobronchial infiltration (LUL catheter placement and dose planning)

Intraoperative Imaging – NIR fluorescence with ICG (Firefly mode vs white-light)

Fluoroscopy/Pathology – Lung nodule resection confirmation (ICG-coil marker, specimen)

VAL-MAP – Dual dye technique (indigo carmine and ICG with NIR thoracoscopy)

Diagram – VAL-MAP 2.0 workflow (microcoil placement, 3D reconstruction, fluoroscopy-guided resection)

CT/Bronchoscopy – Tracheal polypoid metastasis (rigid bronchoscopy coring, APC)

Subglottic stenosis (balloon dilation, Kenalog injection, follow-up)

Subglottic stenosis (needle knife incisions, Kenalog injection)

Tracheal compression (rigid bronchoscopy dilation, Dumon Y stent at carina)

Tracheal polypoid tumor (APC, cryoablation, snare resection sequence)

Tracheal squamous cell carcinoma (diode laser coagulation, scabbard trachea)

Bronchoscopic Images/CT – Dumon Oki stent (RMB extrinsic compression, post-stenting)

Bronchoscopic Images/CT – RML fistula stent management (placement, restenosis, removal timeline)

Bronchoscopic Images/CT – Tracheal stenosis (covered Ultraflex for lymphoma, R-CHOP therapy, 6-year survival)

Endobronchial mucous adenoma (treatment timeline with histology)

Fibroepithelial tumor (LUL superior segment, pre/post treatment)

Multimodal MCAO management (bilateral stent placement with spray cryotherapy)

Airway metastasis (LMB, hepatocellular carcinoma, laser/mechanical debulking)

Schematic – Types of Central Airway Obstruction (Freitag/Murgu)

CT/Spirometry – CAO pre/post stent (flow-volume loops, chemoradiotherapy response)

Algorithm/Procedure – iSGS treatment approaches (endoscopic laryngotracheoplasty techniques)

Ultrasound/Clinical – Tracheal transillumination with PoCUS guidance (cricothyroid membrane and puncture point)

CP-EBUS real-time TBNA (mediastinal lymph node with dual video/US display)

Multimodal bronchoscope views (real vs virtual EBUS/video diagram)

Integrated bronchoscope (video camera and 2D transducer, axes diagram)

Probe model (device tip and 2D fan-shaped view diagram)

EBUS/CT Registration – Station 4L nodes (segmented ROI, virtual EBUS views)

EBUS/CT Registration – Station-10 lymph node (segmentation and ROI correlation)

EBUS/CT/PET Correlation – Image-guided navigation (4R lymph node with 3D rendering)

EBUS/CT/PET Correlation – Transvascular EBUS-TBNA (interlobar lymph node and RUL nodule)

EBUS/PET/CT Correlation – Image-guided navigation (4R lymph node, registered views)

EBUS-TBNA – Subcarinal lymph node (sarcoidosis granuloma, color Doppler, ROSE correlation)

rEBUS – Views classification (concentric, eccentric, blizzard, no view)

Algorithm – Navigated CP-EBUS workflow (mediastinal lymph node diagnosis, 6-step schematic)

COPD evaluation (CT inspiration/expiration, perfusion, quantitative analysis)

Double lumen ETT for Y-stent placement (pusher system with monitoring tube)

Electrosurgery (grounding plate, probe, snare, power unit with pedal)

Modified silicone stent design (main, lateral, and occluded branches with rings)

Pleuroscopy instruments (semirigid scope, forceps, Abram's needle, cryoprobe)

Rigid bronchoscope (shaft with fenestration, multifunction head components)

Rigid bronchoscope tools (Karl Storz system, various lengths and instruments)

Airway stents comparison (Polyflex, Ultraflex, Silmet, Nova-Stent, Dumon, Freitag, Hood)

Pleuroscopy – Biphasic mesothelioma and pleural metastasis (LTF-Y0032 with 180° curvature)

Pleuroscopy – Lesion distribution map (visceral and parietal locations by segments)

Pleuroscopy – Malignant mesothelioma and lymphoma (NBI with vascular patterns)

Pleuroscopy Equipment – Conventional vs new pleuroscope comparison (biopsy forceps positioning)

Pleuroscopy/Pathology – Normal parietal pleura pCLE features (chia seed sign, H&E correlation)

Pleuroscopy/Pathology – pCLE features (pleural metastasis with H&E correlation)

Chest X-ray/CT/Pleuroscopy – Precut technique (biphasic mesothelioma biopsy with CAM/HE staining)

Ultrasound/Pleuroscopy – Pleural effusion patterns (anechoic, complex, septated, homogeneous)

Ultrasound – Pleural biopsy technique (target identification, vascularization assessment)