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Bronchiectasis can be categorized as a chronic obstructive pulmonary lung disease manifested by airways that are inflamed and easily collapsible, resulting in airflow obstruction with shortness of breath, impaired clearance of secretions often with disabling cough, and occasionally hemoptysis. Bronchiectasis most often presents as a focal process involving a lobe, segment, or sub-segment of the lung, or a diffusing process involving both lungs. Current research aimed to study the role of Computerised Tomogram in the surgical management of Bronchiectasis. Material and methods: This was a prospective study from 2014 to 2019, a period of 5 years. Total of 22 cases entered in the study. In this study we compare both pre-op CT image and Intra op correlation Results: CT chest is the confirmatory investigative modality in the diagnosis of bronchiectasis. In 4 patients we plan to do pneumonectomy on the basis of the X-ray chest. After doing CT chest, we changed our idea into lobectomy. Thus, CT is more confirmatory investigations than X-ray chest. With accurate localization and careful surgical management 22 patients with bronchiectasiswere treated effectively. Conclusion: By careful localization of a lesion and ruling out any lesion in remaining lobes as same site and applying CT scan, proper planning, position of patient during surgery and adopting meticulous safe surgical technique we had gain good results.

Changing Modalities in the Management of Bronchiectasis after the Invention of Computer Tomogram