After the bronchoscopy, the doctor will write a report on what was seen during the bronchoscopy and the diagnosis and treatment, usually within a few minutes after the patient’s examination. However, this is only a report of what was seen under the bronchoscope, not a diagnosis of the patient’s disease. The final diagnosis will be made by the clinician after the specimens and test results are available. Generally, after the bronchoscopy, the doctor will ask the patient to wait outside for about 15 minutes, in order to observe whether the patient has any other discomfort symptoms, and at the same time, the doctor can write a report on the contents of the bronchoscopy done at that time and sign it to the patient. Therefore, generally the bronchoscopic diagnosis results can be taken away by the patient within 10-30 minutes, but the final diagnosis of the disease can be made only after a comprehensive judgment, which may take several days.