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Tecniche Videotoracoscopiche di Induzione Della Pleurodesi

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Chirurgia Toracica Videoassistita

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La pleurodesi è la fusione dei due foglietti pleurici ottenuta median te mezzi chimici, fisici o meccanici allo scopo di obliterare lo spazio pleurico. Essa rappresenta una procedura per lo più complementare ad un atto chirurgico e trova indicazioni in alcune affezioni più o meno comuni di patologia toracica, quali il pneumotorace, le perdite aeree prolungate dopo interventi chirurgici di resezione polmonare, i versamenti pleurici neoplastici, primitivi e secondari, i versamenti pleurici benigni o infiammatori recidivanti, il chilotorace.

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Griffo, S. (2006). Tecniche Videotoracoscopiche di Induzione Della Pleurodesi. In: Chirurgia Toracica Videoassistita. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-0522-8_12

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