Thoracoscopic sleeve segmentectomy for bipulmonal non-small-cell lung cancer with curative approach

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A patient with simultaneous bilateral non-small-cell lung cancer underwent a thoracoscopic sleeve segmentectomy on the right side to avoid lobectomy in curative approach. The patient also had a second, left-sided tumour requiring at least a left-sided sleeve upper lobectomy for complete resection. In anticipation of the second pulmonary resection in a patient whose lung function was already impaired by the first operation, we opted for a thoracoscopic approach with fast recovery. The left-sided operation was performed 60 days after the right-sided sleeve segmentectomy without any complications.

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Herrmann, D., Gencheva-Bozhkova, P., Oggiano, M., & Hecker, E. (2020). Thoracoscopic sleeve segmentectomy for bipulmonal non-small-cell lung cancer with curative approach. Interactive Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery, 31(5), 737–739. https://doi.org/10.1093/icvts/ivaa155

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