Bronchotomy

Pronunciation: /ˈbɹɑŋkˈhoʊˈtuˈmaɪ/

Bronchotomy (noun)

  1. A surgical procedure that makes an opening in a person’s bronchus to allow treatment or removal of material.

Examples

  • Bronchotomy creates an airway opening for breathing support.
  • The surgeon performs bronchotomy to access the airway safely.