<qa>  What is the name of the new technology that can localize and biopsy peripheral lung lesions?A new form of technology to localize and biopsy peripheral lung lesions is believed to significantly reduce the amount of complications that can occur during a biopsy. This technology is known as Electromagnetic Navigation Bronchoscopy ENB. ENB uses electromagnetic tracking and CT-generated virtual bronchoscopy to create a three-dimensional GPS map of the lung, guiding the surgeon directly to the tumor. The surgeon is then able to perform bronchoscopy and biopsy the tumor from inside the bronchus. A recent systematic review and meta-analysis of 15 trials reports a pneumothorax rate of 3.1, with only 1.6 of patients requiring chest tube drainage. Initial studies demonstrate a slightly lower diagnostic yield for ENB as compared to TTNB; however, a systematic exploration of study heterogeneity reveal that lung nodules included in TTNB studies are larger than those included in the meta-analysis of ENB yield. The review further identified six variables associated with increased diagnostic yields for ENB, including combined use of an ultrasonic radial probe and catheter suctioning as a sampling technique. The superDimension InReachTM System was granted Health Canada approval on July 23, 2009. 