Baptist Health System offers a new technology that finds early signs of lung cancer

Minimally invasive approach allows navigation to lesions deep in lungs

SAN ANTONIO – North Central Baptist Hospital is now offering comprehensive new technology, "Veran SPiN Thoracic Navigation System," developed to improve early detection of lung cancer.

Dr. Aldo Ambrosio Parodi, a pulmonary disease specialist at NCBH, performed the first procedure last month and is excited about the positive impact this new procedure will have on patients.

"This is a fantastic and very helpful technology that works like a GPS system," said Dr. Parodi.

Benefits of the new procedure:

  • Minimally invasive approach to navigate to lesions deep in the lungs
  • Requires no incision and avoids the need for higher-risk procedures to remove lung lesions
  • Allows less radiation exposure for patients, physicians and staff members

For more information, visit baptisthealthsystem.com or call 844-721-2970.

Information courtesy of Baptist Health System.


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