Key Topics in Thoracic Surgery provides information on the major areas of modern practices in a comprehensive but concise manner. The book encompasses multidisciplinary approaches in thoracic oncology, benign and malignant diseases of the oesophagus, and discusses recent advances in minimally invasive surgery. Information is presented in a systematic format, making it an ideal revision aid and reference source for postgraduate trainees.
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978-1-85996-155-1 (9781859961551)
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Achalasia; Adult respiratory distress syndrome; Anesthesia for thoracic surgery; Anti-reflux surgery; Barrett's esophagus; Benign esophageal tumors; Benign lung tumors; Bronchoplastic (sleeve) procedures; Bronchopleural fistula; Bronchoscopy; Bullous disease and emphysema; Carcinoid and uncommon lung tumors; Chest tubes; Chest-wall reconstruction; Chest-wall tumors; Chylothorax; Congenital bronchopulmonary anomalies; Corrosive esophageal injury; Cricopharyngeal disorders; Diaphragm; Diaphragmatic herniae (congenital); Diaphragmatic pacing; Empyema; Esophageal atresia and congenital anomalies; Esophageal cancer: diagnosis and staging; Esophageal cancer: etiology and pathology; Esophageal cancer: multimodality therapy; Esophageal cancer: palliation; Esophageal cancer: surgery; Esophageal diverticula; Esophageal function studies; Esophageal motor disorders; Esophageal reconstruction; Esophagoscopy, dilation and stenting; Extended pulmonary resection; Foreign bodies of the aerodigestive tract; Gastroesophageal reflux disease; Gastroesophageal reflux disease: medical management; Hemoptysis (massive); Hemothorax; Hiatus hernia; Lung cancer: chemotherapy; Lung cancer: diagnosis and staging; Lung cancer: etiology and pathology; Lung cancer: follow-up and outcome; Lung cancer: radiotherapy; Lung cancer: surgery; Lung transplantation; Lung volume reduction surgery; Mechanical ventilation; Mediastinum and mediastinal masses; Mesothelioma; Mycotic infections; Occult lung cancer; Pancoast tumours; Pectus deformities; Perforated esophagus; Pericardial effusion; Pleural effusion; Pneumothorax; Postoperative management and complications; Preoperative assessment for thoracic surgery; Pulmonary function studies; Pulmonary metastases; Reoperation for failed anti-reflux surgery; Small cell lung cancer; Solitary pulmonary nodule; Stents: airway; Superior vena cava syndrome; Thoracic incisions; Thoracic outlet syndrome; Thymoma; Tracheal resection; Tracheal stenosis; Tracheal tumors; Tracheoesophageal and tracheoinominate artery fistulae; Tracheostomy; Trauma; Tuberculosis; Video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery.
