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Respiration, 2009
Between 1972 and 1982,43 patients underwent sleeve resection for different types of bronchial tumors. A 5-year survival could be calculated for 23 patients (48%), which is in the range of simple lobectomy. In the patients with lymph-gland involvement, the 5-year survival was 40%, in those not radically resected, it was 25%.
H J, Huidekoper, P J, van Ginneken
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Between 1972 and 1982,43 patients underwent sleeve resection for different types of bronchial tumors. A 5-year survival could be calculated for 23 patients (48%), which is in the range of simple lobectomy. In the patients with lymph-gland involvement, the 5-year survival was 40%, in those not radically resected, it was 25%.
H J, Huidekoper, P J, van Ginneken
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Chest Surgery Clinics of North America, 1995
Following a short historical note, the operative technique of anatomic resection of individual bronchopulmonary segments is described. Segmentectomy is suited ideally to the surgical management of inflammatory lesions and pulmonary metastases. The high local recurrence rate makes it unsuitable for the treatment of primary lung cancer, except in ...
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Following a short historical note, the operative technique of anatomic resection of individual bronchopulmonary segments is described. Segmentectomy is suited ideally to the surgical management of inflammatory lesions and pulmonary metastases. The high local recurrence rate makes it unsuitable for the treatment of primary lung cancer, except in ...
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Archives of Surgery, 2000
Hepatic resection is the treatment of choice for many secondary and primary hepatic tumors. With improvement in surgical techniques and earlier recognition of hepatic tumors, there has been a renewed interest in performing hepatic resections. In this operative review, we will describe the techniques for performing right-sided and left-side hepatic ...
D R, Holt +3 more
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Hepatic resection is the treatment of choice for many secondary and primary hepatic tumors. With improvement in surgical techniques and earlier recognition of hepatic tumors, there has been a renewed interest in performing hepatic resections. In this operative review, we will describe the techniques for performing right-sided and left-side hepatic ...
D R, Holt +3 more
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To Re-resect or Not to Re-resect, That Is the Question
The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 2022Sahar A, Saddoughi, Shanda H, Blackmon
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Southern Medical Journal, 1977
Seventy-seven patients who had elective pulmonary resections were enrolled in a prospective double-blind study to assess the role of prophylactic antibiotics in preventing postoperative infections. Criteria for infection were strictly defined. A five-day course of a cephalosporin (2 gm/day in divided doses) was compared to an identical placebo.
P A, Kvale +5 more
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Seventy-seven patients who had elective pulmonary resections were enrolled in a prospective double-blind study to assess the role of prophylactic antibiotics in preventing postoperative infections. Criteria for infection were strictly defined. A five-day course of a cephalosporin (2 gm/day in divided doses) was compared to an identical placebo.
P A, Kvale +5 more
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Thoracic Surgery Clinics, 2004
There are many challenges in performing carinal resection and, in particular, reconstruction. A better understanding of the safe limits of resection has contributed to the reduced mortality from anastomotic complications. Accurate selection of patients, a meticulous adherence to surgical precision, and optimal postoperative patient care have become ...
Michael, Lanuti, Douglas J, Mathisen
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There are many challenges in performing carinal resection and, in particular, reconstruction. A better understanding of the safe limits of resection has contributed to the reduced mortality from anastomotic complications. Accurate selection of patients, a meticulous adherence to surgical precision, and optimal postoperative patient care have become ...
Michael, Lanuti, Douglas J, Mathisen
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Extended Tracheal Resection: Carinal Resections.
Thoracic surgery clinicsCarinal resection is defined as the resection of tracheal-bronchial bifurcation with or without associated lung resection. It is usually indicated in case of primary tumors with limited involvement of the carina. The reported mortality ranges from 3% to 20% in high-volume centers. The surgical approach depends on the location of the lesion. Surgery for
Beatrice Trabalza Marinucci +3 more
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Standard Resection and Extended Resection
2017Since the introduction of pancreaticoduodenectomy for the treatment of pancreatic head cancer, there has been tremendous development of surgical techniques and perioperative care followed by marked decrease in operative mortality. Despite immense improvements in surgical safety, oncological long-term outcome after pancreaticoduodenectomy has not ...
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Hastings Center Report, 2017
AbstractSuzie loves to talk. A successful mid‐thirties businesswoman, she is a self‐described social butterfly—which made her diagnosis of tongue cancer even more devastating. She came to the clinic complaining of a lump in her throat, which in most young healthy people turns out to be benign and easily treated.
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AbstractSuzie loves to talk. A successful mid‐thirties businesswoman, she is a self‐described social butterfly—which made her diagnosis of tongue cancer even more devastating. She came to the clinic complaining of a lump in her throat, which in most young healthy people turns out to be benign and easily treated.
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Intrapelvic Restorative Resection (Anterior Resection)
Surgical Clinics of North America, 1960N W, SWINTON, C M, DAVIDSON
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