Thoracic surgical oncology : exposures and techniques
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Thoracic surgical oncology : exposures and techniques
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, c2003
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Description
Featuring more than 400 illustrations, this volume demonstrates the surgical procedures used to treat thoracic malignancies and the anatomic structures and relationships encountered during each procedure. It is the first text to combine meticulous surgeon's-eye drawings of thoracic anatomy with step-by-step presentations of specific open and thoracoscopic techniques for the lung, mediastinum, trachea, chest wall, spine, and esophagus. The illustrations, drawn by Dr. Wind, are derived from intraoperative experiences, operative photographs, and cadaver dissections. They clarify the complex arrangement of intrathoracic structures in the presence of an invasive tumor. Alongside the drawings are instructions on technique, plus commentaries by expert consulting editors.
Table of Contents
SECTION 1. ANATOMIC RELATIONSHIPS NeckSuperior SulcusHeartCostophrenic SulciPericardial ReflectionEasophageal HiatusTrachea and Esophagus SECTION 2. INCISIONS AND GENERAL EXPOSURES Posterolateral ThoracotomySternotomyAxillary ThoracotomyAnterior ThoracotomyThoracoabdominal IncisionClamshellMediastinoscopyAnterior MediastinostomyThoracoscopy SECTION 3. THORACIC SURGERY LobectomyPneumonectomyPulmonary Resection with Chest WallSleeve LobectomySternectomyPosterior Approach to Superior Sulcus TumorAnterior Approach to Superior Sulcus TumorMediastinal TracheostomyPulmonary MetastasectomyDiaphragmatic ResectionExposure Cases SECTION 4. ESOPHAGEAL SURGERY Transhiatal EsophagectomyTransthoracic EsophagectomyTotal Thoracic EsophagectomyGastric PullupColon Interposition SECTION 5. THORACOSCOPY Pleural Biopsy with PleurodesisdLymph Node BiopsyPulmonary Resection/BiopsyBlebectomy with PleurodesisSympathectom
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