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E-raamat: Anatomical Segmentectomy for Lung Cancer: Illustration and Videos

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  • Ilmumisaeg: 11-Jun-2024
  • Kirjastus: Springer Verlag, Singapore
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9789819958573
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  • Formaat: EPUB+DRM
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  • Kirjastus: Springer Verlag, Singapore
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9789819958573
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This book explains more than 60 types of segmentectomy and 4 types of completion lobectomy with plentiful figures to explain the intraoperative findings and anatomy of the lung. It also provides videos to help readers recognize the tricks and techniques that are not explained in still images. The book is organized into four parts following the anatomy of the lung; right upper lobe, right lower lobe, left upper lobe, and left lower lobe. Each chapter goes into detail on each segment and offers the latest devices and procedures. Although segmentectomy is known as curative surgery for early-stage small lung cancers, not many surgeons can perform with accuracy due to its anatomical complexity. Therefore, the purpose of Anatomical Segmentectomy for Lung Cancer is to share the knowledge and experiences of performing the surgeries and to further enhance the techniques by creating a foundation for building on to this knowledge. It is a valuable resource for thoracic surgeons interested in curative surgery for small lung cancers and for those who wish to stay up to date on the latest techniques.





 





 
PPart I General Statement.- 1 Nomenclature.- 2 General Knack of
Segmentectomy.- 3 Prognosis after segmentectomy.- 4 Pulmonary function after
segmentectomy.- Part II Segmentectomy of the Right Upper Lobe.- 5 Right upper
lobe.- 6 Right S1 segmentectomy.- 7 Right S2 segmentectomy. Pulmonary vein is
central and apical vein type.- 8 Right S2 segmentectomy. Pulmonary vein is an
apical vein type.- 9 Right S3 segmentectomy.- 10 Right S3 segmentectomy,
finally converted to lobectomy due to insufficient surgical margin.- 11 Right
S1+S2 double segmentectomy by only  using stapler.- 12 Right S1+S2 double
segmentectomy by using electrocautery.- 13 Right S1+S3 double segmentectomy
for inflammatory mass.- 14 Right S1+S2a segmentectomy with dividing
interlobar fissure.- 15 Right S1+S3a segmentectomy without exposing V2.- 16
Right S1+S3a segmentectomy with exposing V2.- 17 Right S1+S2a segmentectomy
without dividing interlobar fissure.- 18 Right S2+S1a segmentectomy.- 19
Right S2+S3a segmentectomy.- 20 S1b+S3a segmentectomy.- 21 Right S2b +S3a
double sub-segmentectomy.- 22 Right S3a sub-segmentectomy for metastatic lung
cancer.- 23 Right S3a sub-segmentectomy for primary lung cancer.- 24 Right
S3b sub-segmentectomy.- 25 Right S3bi sub-sub-segmentectomy.- 26 Completion
lobectomy of right upper lobe for margin recurrence after S1+S3
segmentectomy.- Part III   Segmentectomy of the Right Lower Lobe.- 27
Segmentectomy in the right lower lobe.- 28 Right S6 segmentectomy.- 29 Right
S6 segmentectomy by using only stapler.- 30 Right S8 segmentectomy.- 31 Right
S9 segmentectomy.- 32 Right S10 segmentectomy.- 33 Right S8 and S9 double
segmentectomy.- 34 Right S9+S10 double segmentectomy.- 35 Right S6b+S double
segmentectomy.- 36 Right S6+S8a segmentectomy.- 37 Right S6b+S8a double
sub-segmentectomy.- 38 Right S8a sub-segmentectomy.- 39 Right S9a
sub-segmentectomy.- 40 Right S10a sub-segmentectomy.- 41 Completion lobectomy
of right lower lobe for margin recurrence after S6-segmentectomy.- Part
IV       Segmentectomy of the Left Upper Lobe.- 42 Left upper lobe.- 43 Left
S1+2 segmentectomy by using electrocautery.- 44 Left S1+2 segmentectomy by
using only stapler.- 45 Left S1+2 sleeve segmentectomy.- 46 Left S3
segmentectomy.- 47 Left S1-3 segmentectomy for aspergilloma.- 48 Left S4+5
segmentectomy.- 49 Left S5 segmentectomy for metastatic lung cancer.- 50 Left
S1+2(a+b) segmentectomy.- 51 Left S1+2 and S3a segmentectomy.- 52 Left S1+2
and S3c segmentectomy.- 53 Left S1+2a and S3c double sub-segmentectomy.- 54
Left S1+2c and S4a double sub-segmentectomy.- 55 Left S1+2c, S3a, and S4a
triple sub-segmentectomy.- 56 Left S1+2(b+c) sub-segmentectomy.- 57 Left
S3b+c sub-segmentectomy.- 58 Left S3a and S3c double sub-segmentectomy.- 59
Left S1+2b sub-segmentectomy.- 60 Left S1+2c sub-segmentectomy.- 61 Left S3c
sub-segmentectomy.- 62 Left S4a sub-segmentectomy.- 63 Completion lobectomy
of left upper lobe for margin recurrence after S1+2bsub-segmentectomy.- Part
V Segmentectomy of the Left Lower Lobe.- 64 Segmentectomy in the left lower
lobe.- 65 Left S6 segmentectomy.- 66 Left S8 segmentectomy.- 67 Left S9
segmentectomy.- 68 Left S10 segmentectomy.- 69 Left S9+10 double
segmentectomy.- 70 Left S4+5 and S8 double segmentectomy.- 71 S6+S*
segmentectomy.- 72 Left S8a sub-segmentectomy using electrocautery.- 73 Left
S8a sub-segmentectomy using stapler.- 74 Completion lobectomy of left lower
lobe for intra-lobar metastasis after S6+S8a segmentectomy.
Hiroaki Nomori Department of Thoracic Surgery Kashiwa Kousei General Hospital Kashiwa, Japan