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The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, Vol 56, 749-751, Copyright © 1993 by The Society of Thoracic Surgeons
TE Acuff, MJ Mack, RJ Landreneau and SR Hazelrigg
For its first 80 years, thoracoscopy was primarily reserved for the
evaluation and treatment of pleural disease. Extension of thoracoscopic
techniques to management of parenchymal lung disease remained limited until
the availability of endostaplers and adaption of video-assisted techniques
through minimal access incisions. The widespread acceptance of mechanical
staplers in open lung resections during the previous two decades has
facilitated conversion to closed methods in the past 2 years. A variety of
techniques for mechanical stapling in thoracoscopy are discussed. The
impact of mechanical stapling in 300 consecutive thoracoscopic pulmonary
resections is presented.
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Role of mechanical stapling devices in thoracoscopic pulmonary resection
Section of Thoracic Surgery, Medical City Dallas Hospital, Texas.
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