Dr. Kunal LuthraPULMONOLOGIST · NEW DELHI

Pulmonologist · New Delhi

Breathe easier with expert lung care

Dr. Kunal Luthra is a Senior Consultant in Interventional Pulmonology, Sleep Medicine & Critical Care, caring for patients across Delhi with asthma, COPD, sleep apnea, lung infections and complex airway disease.

Respiratory Medicine
MD
Respiratory Medicine
Clinical experience
10+ yrs
Clinical experience
Pulmonology, Moolchand
HoD
Pulmonology, Moolchand
Dr. Kunal Luthra performing a bronchoscopy procedure with his clinical team
Precision care, hands-on — from diagnosis to procedure.

10+

Years of experience

MD

Respiratory Medicine

ICU

Critical care trained

HoD

Pulmonology, Moolchand

What to expect

Caring, clear and unhurried — from first message to follow-up

Seeing a chest specialist can feel daunting. Here's how a visit with Dr. Luthra usually goes.

  1. 01

    Reach out easily

    Message or call to find a time that suits you. You'll usually get a quick, friendly reply on WhatsApp.

  2. 02

    An unhurried consultation

    We listen first, examine carefully, and explain what's happening in plain, jargon-free language.

  3. 03

    A clear, personal plan

    You leave understanding your diagnosis and treatment — with continued support at every follow-up.

Dr. Kunal Luthra performing a bronchoscopy with his team in the ICU

Advanced interventional pulmonology

Minimally invasive, scope-based procedures to diagnose and treat complex airway and lung problems — often avoiding open surgery.

  • Tissue diagnosis and staging of lung cancer (EBUS-TBNA)
  • Reopening airways blocked by tumour or narrowing
  • Removal of inhaled foreign bodies
  • ICU and ventilator support for critical illness
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Flexible Bronchoscopy

A thin, flexible camera passed into the airways to inspect, sample and treat lung conditions.

  • ·Diagnosing unexplained lung shadows or masses
  • ·Sampling for infection, TB, fungal disease or cancer
  • ·Investigating coughing up blood (haemoptysis)

Rigid Bronchoscopy

A precise airway procedure under anaesthesia for complex therapeutic interventions.

  • ·Relieving major (central) airway obstruction
  • ·Tumour debulking and stent placement
  • ·Removing large or difficult foreign bodies

EBUS-TBNA

Ultrasound-guided airway sampling of lymph nodes and masses — key for diagnosing and staging lung cancer.

  • ·Diagnosing and staging lung cancer
  • ·Sampling enlarged mediastinal (chest) lymph nodes
  • ·Investigating sarcoidosis and infections such as TB

Endobronchial Tumour Debulking

Removing tumour blocking an airway using laser, cautery or cryotherapy to restore breathing.

  • ·Relieving airway obstruction from tumour
  • ·Easing severe breathlessness quickly
  • ·Re-expanding a blocked, collapsed lung segment
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About

Meet Dr. Kunal Luthra

Dr. Kunal Luthra is a Senior Consultant in Clinical & Interventional Pulmonology, Sleep Medicine and Critical Care at Moolchand Hospital, Delhi, with over a decade of specialised experience.

He completed his MD in Respiratory Medicine and a Fellowship in Intensive Care Medicine, and has previously served as Assistant Professor & Pulmonology Unit Head at RGSSH and Head of Department at the Delhi State Cancer Institute.

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FAQ

Common questions

What does a pulmonologist treat?

A pulmonologist (chest specialist) diagnoses and treats conditions of the lungs and airways — including asthma, COPD, persistent cough, breathlessness, lung infections such as pneumonia and TB, sleep apnea, and lung cancer.

When should I see a pulmonologist?

Consider a consultation if you have a cough lasting more than three weeks, ongoing breathlessness or wheeze, repeated chest infections, loud snoring with daytime tiredness, or an abnormal chest X-ray or CT scan.

What is interventional pulmonology?

Interventional pulmonology uses minimally invasive, scope-based techniques — such as bronchoscopy and EBUS-TBNA — to diagnose and treat airway and lung conditions without open surgery.

Take the first step towards better breathing.

Book a consultation — by WhatsApp, phone, or through the hospital.