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ORL, 1989
The author reports 18 cases with repeated mediastinoscopy. The surgical procedure was performed twice on 16 patients and three times on 2 patients. Mediastinal shadow was the indication in 6 patients and bronchogenic carcinoma in 3 patients. Average time lag between the procedures was 35 months.
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The author reports 18 cases with repeated mediastinoscopy. The surgical procedure was performed twice on 16 patients and three times on 2 patients. Mediastinal shadow was the indication in 6 patients and bronchogenic carcinoma in 3 patients. Average time lag between the procedures was 35 months.
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Mediastinoscopy in Experimental Histoplasmosis
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1967MEDIASTINOSCOPY as it is used today was first described by Carlens in 1959.1He reported a series of 100 cases of proven or suspected bronchogenic carcinoma in which mediastinoscopy was used primarily to evaluate pulmonary resectability. Palva in 1964 described the evolution and development of the technique and discussed an extensive application of ...
Carl H. Johner +2 more
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A Comparative Analysis of Video-Assisted Mediastinoscopy and Conventional Mediastinoscopy
The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 2011The objective of this study was to compare outcomes of video-assisted mediastinoscopic lymph node biopsy in patients with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) with outcomes of conventional mediastinoscopic lymph node biopsy in this same patient population.All mediastinoscopies at one medical center from January 2008 to December 2009 were analyzed ...
Kwhanmien Kim +5 more
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Chest Surgery Clinics of North America, 1996
The continuity of cervicomediastinal fascial planes provides the anatomic basis for cervical mediastinoscopy and its derivatives. There are two such planes, both accessible through a single small neck incision: the retrovascular paratracheal plane (for standard cervical mediastinoscopy) and the prevascular retrosternal plane (the zone of extended ...
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The continuity of cervicomediastinal fascial planes provides the anatomic basis for cervical mediastinoscopy and its derivatives. There are two such planes, both accessible through a single small neck incision: the retrovascular paratracheal plane (for standard cervical mediastinoscopy) and the prevascular retrosternal plane (the zone of extended ...
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Mediastinoscopy for Extrathoracic Malignancies
Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 1982Metastatic tumors from extrathoracic sources appear in the mediastinum infrequently and from a variety of locations. In this series of approximately 350 malignancies of the mediastinum, 20 (6%) originated from the breast, prostate, kidney, pelvis, and gastrointestinal tract.
George F. Huck +3 more
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Mediastinoscopy and Thoracoscopy
1974With the aid of the mediastinoscopy, diseased lymph nodes can be removed for accurate histological determination. This investigation is practicable not only for the primary diagnosis but for the control of the development after X-irradiation too. Complication rates reported in the medical literature vary between 1,4% and 1,7% and fatalities between 0 ...
W. Wolfart, U. Seith
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Mediastinoscopy in Bronchogenic Cancer
Diseases of the Chest, 1964SUMMARY It is stated that mediastinal extension is the cause of nonresectability in a high percentage of cases during exploratory thoracotomy in bronchogenic cancer. Mediastinoscopy is a method of proving this mediastinal extension before thoracotomy. In this article, the results are mentioned of 122 consecutive mediastinoscopies performed on patients
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 1973
P E, Provost, P, Oliver, J R, Schwaber
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P E, Provost, P, Oliver, J R, Schwaber
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