BMC's Bronchiectasis Program offers a coordinated, multidisciplinary program to treat the symptoms and prevent the infectious complications of bronchiectasis, focusing on improving quality of life. Our program includes experts from across BMC, such as specialists concentrated on the lungs, sinuses, infectious diseases, and immune system, to provide our patients with the best care possible from diagnosis through treatment.
Lokal ak kowòdone yo
Shapiro Center
Lendi - vandredi, 8 a.m. jiska 5 p.m.
Depatman ak Pwogram ki gen rapò
Nemoloji
Maladi enfektyez
A department providing diagnosis and treatment for infectious disease, including HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases, and other infections.
Zòrèy, Nen, ak Gòj (Otolaringoloji)
Yon depatman ki bay swen zòrèy, nen ak gòj pou tande, sinis, alèji, ak twoub vwa.
Chiriji Torasik
Pulmonary and Critical Care Fellowship
This three-year program provides training for fellows to become board-certified in both pulmonary medicine and critical care medicine. The fellowship includes clinical care at BMC and the VA Boston Healthcare system, as well as a mentored research project. An optional fourth year focused on research is also available to trainees.
Apèsi sou rechèch
Clinicians and researchers at BMC and Boston University Chobanian and Avedisian School of Medicine lead many active research programs studying lungs and individuals with lung disease.
Included in this research are programs focused on understanding how the airways function in disease and in health to clear the lungs of mucus and infections; the genetic causes and mechanisms that lead to bronchiectasis; pre-clinical testing of novel therapies for diseases such as cystic fibrosis, primary ciliary dyskinesia, and many more.