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A bronchoscopy is a test, which allows the doctor to look into your windpipe and the air tubes of your lungs.
The doctor uses a thin, flexible tube called a bronchoscope, passed through the nose or mouth and into the airways. This can help to diagnose your lung condition by allowing your doctor to:
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