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02/11/2026

🩺 Scientific Publication of the Month – Episode 21

How can we better prepare the next generation of bronchoscopists for the anatomical variations they will encounter in clinical practice?

This episode explores digital twin-based bronchoscopy simulation and a new approach to training with multiple patient-derived airway models.

Can this technology make simulation-based training more effective and help improve skill retention?

Watch the discussion with Prof. Felix Herth and explore the study.

▶️ Watch Episode 21: https://pulmonologyonair.com/video-library/scientific-publication-of-the-month-episode-21/

📄 Read the publication: https://doi.org/10.1136/thorax-2025-223147

29/10/2026

18 live cases. 7 countries. One day.
19 Nov, opened by Prof. Felix Herth: N1 staging (Japan), EBUS cryobiopsy (China), robotic peripheral cryobiopsy (Shanghai), pleuroscopy (Spain), ILD cryobiopsy (Italy), mediastinal cryobiopsy (India).

Free → https://pulmonologyonair.com/event/pulmonology-on-air-global-event-2026/

06/10/2026

🌏 Follow the sun with us.

On 19 November, bronchoscopists in Japan, China, India and Europe open their operating rooms to the world - live. On 3 December, it's the turn of the USA.

Real cases. Real decisions. Your questions, answered live by the operators.

Free registration, two days 👉 https://pulmonologyonair.com/event/pulmonology-on-air-global-event-2026/

01/10/2026

🩺 Scientific Publication of the Month | Episode 20

Tissue is the issue. But does the way we obtain it matter?

In the latest episode of Scientific Publication of the Month, Prof. Felix Herth looks at the evolving role of cryobiopsy in bronchoscopic lung biopsy - from its development and expanding applications to the latest evidence comparing it with conventional forceps biopsy.

What does the newest evidence tell us about diagnostic yield, tissue quality and safety?
And could larger, better-preserved samples make a difference as our diagnostic and molecular testing requirements continue to grow?

▶️ Watch Episode 20: https://pulmonologyonair.com/video-library/scientific-publication-of-the-month-episode-20/

📄 Read the study: Thiboutot J et al., JAMA. 2026;335(23):2038

30/09/2026

FellowScope Episode 2 is now available on demand.

Missed the live session? You can now watch the full episode in the Pulmonology on Air Video Library.

Featuring real interventional pulmonology cases presented by fellows from Germany, India, the USA and China, Episode 2 explores different clinical challenges, procedural approaches and lessons from real-world practice.

Watch the full episode and catch up at your own pace.

🎥 Watch on demand:
https://pulmonologyonair.com/video-library/fellowscope-episode-2/

28/09/2026

🔴 FellowScope Episode 2 is live!

Join us now for an hour of real interventional pulmonology cases presented by fellows from Germany, India, the USA and China.

Four cases, different clinical challenges and approaches, and one shared discussion focused on real-world learning.

🗓 Today, 28 September
🕐 18:00 CEST
🌐 Online | English

Join the live session: https://pulmonologyonair.com/event/fellowscope-episode-2/livestream/

See you live at FellowScope!

28/09/2026

Case Spotlight — FellowScope Episode 2

In today’s FellowScope session, Dr. Christopher Nemeh from Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, USA, will present:

Three Patients, Three Paths to Airway Stabilization
Expiratory Central Airway Collapse (ECAC): Custom Stent, Custom T-Tube, and Surgical Tracheobronchoplasty

A case exploring three different management strategies for patients with ECAC, and the clinical considerations behind each approach.

Join us today at 18:00 CEST.

Register free: https://pulmonologyonair.com/event/fellowscope-episode-2/

28/09/2026

Innovation in FellowScope!

FellowScope Episode 2 will also explore some of the newer tools and techniques shaping interventional pulmonology.

Dr. Zhending You from The First Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou Medical University, China, will present:
“One-step” diagnosis and treatment for suspected MPLC, integrating RAB, nCLE, CBCT and cryoablation.

A case bringing together multiple technologies across diagnosis and treatment — and an opportunity to discuss how these approaches can work together in clinical practice.

Join us on TODAY for FellowScope Episode 2.

https://pulmonologyonair.com/event/fellowscope-episode-2/

24/09/2026

Case Spotlight — FellowScope Episode 2

How can cone-beam CT help guide the biopsy of a peripheral lung nodule?

In the second episode of FellowScope, Dr. Ramon Palma, Dr. Dimas Bayu Firdaus and Dr. Zulfikar Habibulla from Yashoda Hospitals, India, will present a case of:
Cone-beam CT (CBCT) guided biopsy of a peripheral lung nodule in a 77-year-old male.

A practical look at image-guided diagnosis and the challenges involved in reaching peripheral pulmonary lesions.

🗓 28 September | 🕐 18:00 CEST

Register free: https://pulmonologyonair.com/event/fellowscope-episode-2/

23/09/2026

Case Spotlight — FellowScope Episode 2

An 81-year-old man with functional dysphagia. A case of foreign body aspiration. And the clinical and procedural decisions that follow.

In Episode 2, Dr. Steffi Lenz from Thoraxklinik Heidelberg, Germany, will present:
Foreign Body Aspiration in an 81-Year-Old Man with Functional Dysphagia

Another real case, another opportunity to look beyond the final outcome and explore the clinical reasoning behind it.

🗓 28 September | 🕐 18:00 CEST

Join FellowScope: https://pulmonologyonair.com/event/fellowscope-episode-2/

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