PROLONGED AIR LEAK AFTER LUNG RESECTION


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Objectives - to analyze the causes of postoperative air leak and to propose a therapeutic and diagnostic algorithm for this complication. Material and methods. The study includes the analysis of the prolonged air leak causes after various lung resections, the classification of the causes according to their affiliation, the designed definitions of basic concepts. Results. The most common causes of prolonged air leakage are the incompetence of the lung resection line, the undetected (unresolved) cause of pneumothorax, the inadequate drainage system function. Various tactical approaches to this problem were described. Depending on the effectiveness of the auxiliary techniques, the indications for repeated operations were determined. Conclusion. Knowledge of the causes of postoperative prolonged pathological air leak is the basis for the optimal management of patients after lung resection.

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E A Korymasov

Samara State Medical University

Email: korymasov@mail.ru
PhD, professor, head of the Chair of surgery of Institute of Postgraduate Education of Samara State Medical University.

A S Benyan

Samara State Medical University

Email: armenbenyan@yandex.ru
PhD, associate professor of the Chair of surgery of Institute of Postgraduate Education of Samara State Medical University, head of thoracic surgery department of Samara Regional Clinical Hospital named after V.D. Seredavin. Samara Regional Clinical Hospital named after V.D. Seredavin, 159 Tashkentskaya st., Samara, Russia, 443095

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