Disruptive technologies in interventional & surgical innovations are reshaping therapeutic possibilities in pulmonary care. From robotic-assisted thoracic surgery to endobronchial valves and navigational bronchoscopy, procedures once considered high-risk are becoming minimally invasive and more precise. These advances have expanded treatment options for emphysema, early-stage lung cancers, and airway obstructions. Innovations in lung volume reduction techniques and 3D-printed airway stents are enhancing both outcomes and recovery times. Interventional & Surgical Innovations not only enable better anatomical access but also reduce patient morbidity through image-guided planning and real-time intraoperative feedback. Increasingly, hybrid operating suites and simulation-based surgical training are equipping clinicians to deliver safer, faster, and more personalized care. Regulatory alignment and surgical data registries are also contributing to global benchmarking and continuous improvement in procedural standards.
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