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The medial-basal segment (S7) is the smallest of all the pulmonary segments and exhibits significant anatomic complexities. The procedures adopted to perform anatomic S7 segmentectomy differ according to branching pattern as the B7 may show 3 types. Although some studies have reported surgical procedures for thoracoscopic segmentectomy of the S7 and its anatomic variants, this type of segmentectomy remains challenging.
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Objectives: The anatomic features and surgical techniques focusing on the right medial-basal segment (RS7) are few reported. This study aimed to accurately define the new nomenclature and classifications of B7 anatomy, elucidate its prevalence and anatomical characteristics and summarize the surgical outcomes.
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