Lung Nodules & Bronchiectasis
STRUCTURAL
Clear follow-up for lung nodules and bronchiectasis.
Medimprove provides surveillance imaging for lung nodules on a defined schedule and long-term care for bronchiectasis in Buckhead, Atlanta, with high-resolution CT performed on-site.
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What are they?
Two findings that need a clear plan.
A lung nodule is a small spot seen on a CT scan or chest X-ray, and most are benign. Bronchiectasis is a long-term widening of the airways that lets mucus build up and makes chest infections more likely. Both are usually found on imaging, and both need structured follow-up.
Lung nodules are often discovered by chance on a scan done for another reason. Whether a nodule needs monitoring, and how often, depends on its size, appearance and your risk factors, which is why a defined surveillance schedule matters.
Bronchiectasis can follow earlier infections or be linked to other conditions. The goal of treatment is to keep the airways clear and reduce flare-ups.
Talk to a specialist
(404) 647-6369 - answered 24 hours a day
Most new patients are seen within a week
Tuesday - Thursday, 9 AM - 5 PM
371 East Paces Ferry Road NE, Buckhead, Atlanta
Symptoms
Signs and findings.
Lung nodules rarely cause symptoms and are usually found on imaging; bronchiectasis more often causes a daily cough with mucus and repeated chest infections.
Diagnosis
Imaging on a defined schedule.
Lung nodules and bronchiectasis are assessed with high-resolution CT, performed on-site at Medimprove, with follow-up scans scheduled at defined intervals and lung function testing to measure how the airways are working.
Having imaging and lung testing in the same building means follow-up visits are quicker and results can be compared side by side.
HRCT + quantitative analysis
Surveillance schedule
Spirometry
Lung volumes
How it works
From first call to treatment plan.
Treatment options
A plan for follow-up and airway care.
Care for lung nodules centres on surveillance imaging on the right schedule and referral when a nodule needs further evaluation; bronchiectasis care focuses on airway clearance, treating infections promptly and preventing flare-ups.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What should I expect at my first visit to a pulmonologist?
Do I need a referral to see a pulmonologist?
What lung tests are done on-site at Medimprove?
Tests & services
How we test and treat it.
Consultation with a specialist
Talk through your symptoms, history, and options directly with a pulmonologist or sleep specialist.
Lung function testing
Pulmonary function testing to measure how well your lungs take in and release air.
CT scan of your lungs
An imaging appointment to see exactly what’s happening in your lungs, reviewed with a doctor.
Get a clear follow-up plan.
High-resolution CT on-site, with results reviewed by a pulmonologist.
Conditions we treat
Contact
Fax: (404) 973-2722
Tue–Thu, 9 AM – 5 PM
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