Journals / Toraks Dergisi / 2006 / Cilt: 7 - Sayı: 3

Video-assisted mediastinoscopy: Our experience from 65 cases

Video yardımlı mediastinoskopi: 65 hastalık deneyimimiz

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Videomediastinoscopy may be recommended for medical education training hospitals.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Mediastinoscopy is essential in thoracic surgery practice.
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Key Findings & Data:During last nine months, 65 patients underwent videomediastinoscopy in Thoracic Surgery Department. 50 of patients had bronchial carcinoma, 8 had undiagnosed lung mass and 7 had primary mediastinal lymphadenomegaly. 15 of 50 patients with bronchial carcinoma had mediastinal lymph node metastasis.
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Conclusion & Impact:Videomediastinoscopy may be recommended for medical education training hospitals.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Mediastinoskopi · Bronşiyal neoplazmlar · Torasik cerrahi

Abstract

Mediastinoscopy is essential in thoracic surgery practice. For this reason has a great importance in residency programs. Videomediastinoscopy is an important option for education beside its some advantages. During last nine months, 65 patients underwent videomediastinoscopy in Thoracic Surgery Department. 50 of patients had bronchial carcinoma, 8 had undiagnosed lung mass and 7 had primary mediastinal lymphadenomegaly. 15 of 50 patients with bronchial carcinoma had mediastinal lymph node metastasis. In the remaining patients, 34 had accepted surgery and 2 of them had mediastinal lymph node metastasis (6%). 5 of 7 patients with primary mediastinal lymphadenomegaly received specific diagnosis by videomediastinoscopy(%72). Of 8 patients with undiagnosed lung mass 1 had tumor metastasis by mediastinoscopy(%12,5). Videomediastinoscopy have improved visibility and provide advantages for the training of surgeons but did not change the surgical procedure. Videomediastinoscopy may be recommended for medical education training hospitals.

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Göğüs cerrahisi pratiğinde mediastinoskopi vazgeçilmezdir. Bu sebeple uzmanlık eğitiminde önemli bir ter tutar. Videomediastinoskopi bazı avantajları yanı sıra eğitim içinde önemli bir opsiyondur. Göğüs Cerrahisi kliniğinde son 9 aylık dönemde 65 hastaya videomediastinoskopi uygulandı. Hastaların 50'si bronş kanseri, 8'i akciğerde tanı konmamış kitle, 7'si primer mediastinal lenfadenomegali idi. Bronş kanseri olan 50 olguda 15 mediastinal lenf bezi metastazı bulundu. Kalan olguların cerrahiyi kabul eden 34'ünde 2 mediastinal lenf bezi metastazı vardı(%6). Primer mediastinal lenfadenomegali sebebiyle videomediastinoskopi yapılan 7 olgunun 5'inde spesifik tanıya ulaşıldı(%72). Akciğerde tanı konmamış kitlesi olup mediastinoskopi yapılan 8 olgunun birinde tümör metastazı bulundu (%12,5). Videomediastinoskopi sırasında işlemin bütün cerrahi ekip tarafından izlenmesi önemli bir eğitim avantajı sağlamıştır. İşlemin standardizasyonunu sağlayan videomediastinoskopi eğitim hastaneleri için önerilebilir.

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HASDIRAZ, L., ÖZKAYA, M., BİLGİN, M., OĞUZKAYA, F. (2006). Video-assisted mediastinoscopy: Our experience from 65 cases. Toraks Dergisi, Cilt: 7 - Sayı: 3, 156–158. https://ajindex.com/articles/368073

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