Publications by authors named "D Gossot"
Article Synopsis
- A multicenter study investigated the frequency of Patient Safety Incidents (PSI) during lung surgeries in France and their effects on postoperative outcomes within 90 days.
- Out of 1919 surgeries screened, 953 were included, revealing a 32% PSI incidence, which was mostly attributed to human factors, organizational issues, and technology problems.
- The severity of PSI significantly increased the risk of complications, readmission, and mortality at 90 days, highlighting the importance of addressing human factors in surgical settings.
Background: Superior segmentectomy is classified as simple due to the single intersegmental plane between the superior and basal segments. However, oncological outcomes in patients undergoing superior segmentectomy tend to be worse compared to those receiving other segmentectomy. The aim of this study is to determine the branching patterns and variations of the bronchus and blood vessels of the superior segment of the right lower lobe (RS).
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