Vestn Khir Im I I Grek
July 2005
The authors present an experience with diagnosing and treatment of 16 patients suffering from lung cancer with solitary metastasis into the brain. The examination performed has shown that in 7 out of 16 patients the surgical treatment was found to be not expedient. This solution was based on the detection of an extensive spread of lung cancer: multiple metastasis outside the thoracic cavity and the brain or inside the brain, and in one case--due to a considerable reduction of indices of the functional and reserve capacities of respiration and blood circulation.
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October 2004
The article presents experiences with diagnosis and treatment of 43 patients with synchronous primary-multiple cancer of the lung with localization of one and more tumors in the lung which makes 4.8% of the number of the examined and treated patients with lung cancer in the clinic of thoracic surgery of the Military Medical Academy during 1995-2003. In 10 patients with primary-multiple cancer the injury of the lungs was combined with a tumor of the gastro-intestinal tract, in 13 with cancer of the urinary system, in 19 patients the synchronously developing tumor was localized in the lungs with a bilateral affection and in 1 case in different lobes of one lung.
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July 1995
Based of an experience with treatment of 118 patients with spontaneous and posttraumatic pneumothorax, pyopneumothorax and state after resection of the lung, the authors have developed a method of determination of the degree of nonhermeticity of the lung in different regimens of respiration and of the selection of treatment depending on the nonhermeticity of the lung.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFAn analysis of different incidence of the development of the bronchus stump incompetence after right and left pulmonectomies (228 observations) has shown that the width of the membranous part and the form of the transverse cross-section of the main bronchus might influence the reliability of the stump created in suturing by approximating stitches. A method of strengthening the posterior wall of the bronchus stump has been developed by means of suturing the bronchus wall in the lateral direction so that the longitudinal axis of the stump be oriented in the sagittal plane. The method was used in 39 pulmonectomies.
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