Evaluation of Risk Factors for Early Insufficiency after Bronchial Sleeve Resections.

Background:  Bronchoplastic resections are now widely used as a surgical treatment for resectable central lung cancer. However, bronchial dehiscence is one of the most life-threatening complications, making it important to identify its risk factors to separate patients who require more attention during the postoperative period.

Methods:  The data of 285 patients who underwent bronchoplasty from 2006 to 2021 were retrospectively reviewed.

[Bronchoplastic surgery in lung cancer surgery].

Bronchoplastic interventions allow extending indications for radical conserving surgery and, avoiding pneumonectomy, increasing a number of operated patients, reducing the fre- quency complications and postoperative mortality, significantly improving the quality of life as well as the conditions of reha- bilitation of patients and long-term results, which of particular importance for those with limited functional reserves. However some technical aspects of the bronchial reconstructive surgery are still unresolved and require further enhancement.

[The immediate results of bronchoplastic surgical operations in surgery for lung malignant tumors].

Bronchoplastic surgical operations by means of invaginated method on 1 semicircle in lung malignant tumors were performed in 124 patients. Of them 116 patients (93,5%) had primary and 8 patients (6,5%) metastatic tumors. There were 94 men (75,8%) and 30 women (24,2%).