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UT Pulmonary Medicine
UT Pulmonary Medicine is the clinic where physician faculty members of The University of Texas Medical School at Houston’s Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine provide patient care.
Representing the best in their fields, UT pulmonary medicine specialists diagnose and treat a broad range of acute and chronic of the lung through invasive and noninvasive assessment of abnormal pulmonary mechanics, abnormal gas exchange in the lungs and peripheral tissues, pulmonary vascular disease, sleep disorders and pulmonary anomalies associated with traumatic brain injury, stroke, renal or liver disease, gastroesophegeal reflux, neoplastic disease and morbid obesity.disorders