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Efficiency and safety of robot-assisted thoracoscopic lobectomies when managing pulmonary tuberculosis. / Yablonsky, P. K.; Kudryashov, G. G.; Vasilyev, I. V.; Avetisyan, A. O.; Ushkov, A. D.; Sokolova, O. P.

In: Tuberculosis and Lung Diseases, Vol. 96, No. 5, 01.01.2018, p. 28-35.

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Yablonsky, PK, Kudryashov, GG, Vasilyev, IV, Avetisyan, AO, Ushkov, AD & Sokolova, OP 2018, 'Efficiency and safety of robot-assisted thoracoscopic lobectomies when managing pulmonary tuberculosis', Tuberculosis and Lung Diseases, vol. 96, no. 5, pp. 28-35. https://doi.org/10.21292/2075-1230-2018-96-5-28-35

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Yablonsky, P. K., Kudryashov, G. G., Vasilyev, I. V., Avetisyan, A. O., Ushkov, A. D., & Sokolova, O. P. (2018). Efficiency and safety of robot-assisted thoracoscopic lobectomies when managing pulmonary tuberculosis. Tuberculosis and Lung Diseases, 96(5), 28-35. https://doi.org/10.21292/2075-1230-2018-96-5-28-35

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Yablonsky PK, Kudryashov GG, Vasilyev IV, Avetisyan AO, Ushkov AD, Sokolova OP. Efficiency and safety of robot-assisted thoracoscopic lobectomies when managing pulmonary tuberculosis. Tuberculosis and Lung Diseases. 2018 Jan 1;96(5):28-35. https://doi.org/10.21292/2075-1230-2018-96-5-28-35

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Yablonsky, P. K. ; Kudryashov, G. G. ; Vasilyev, I. V. ; Avetisyan, A. O. ; Ushkov, A. D. ; Sokolova, O. P. / Efficiency and safety of robot-assisted thoracoscopic lobectomies when managing pulmonary tuberculosis. In: Tuberculosis and Lung Diseases. 2018 ; Vol. 96, No. 5. pp. 28-35.

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title = "Efficiency and safety of robot-assisted thoracoscopic lobectomies when managing pulmonary tuberculosis",
abstract = "Currently, there are no doubts about the relevance of surgery as a part of integral treatment. However, minimally invasive surgeries for treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis are rarely used due to post-inflammatory changes in the pleural space and lung root. And outcomes of robot-assisted lobectomies in pulmonary tuberculosis patients have never been investigated. The objective of the study: to investigate the efficiency and safety of robot-assisted surgeries in pulmonary tuberculosis patients. Subjects and methods. Since May 2013, 56 patients suffering from focal unilateral pulmonary tuberculosis were enrolled into a prospective study, after having an adequate course of anti-tuberculosis chemotherapy. At the moment of surgery, bacillary excretion persisted in 32% of patients, and 90.5% of patients had cavities. Results. All patients had robot-assisted lobectomies using the surgical system of Da Vinci Si. The average time of surgery made 174 minutes (90-380 minutes), the blood loss made 82 ml (10-500 ml). In 2 (3%) patients, a robot-assisted access was converted into lateral thoracotomy. The frequency of post-operative surgical complications made 25% [6]. Conclusion. High clinical efficiency and safety are associated with robot-assisted lobectomies as a part of the integral treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis patients.",
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N2 - Currently, there are no doubts about the relevance of surgery as a part of integral treatment. However, minimally invasive surgeries for treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis are rarely used due to post-inflammatory changes in the pleural space and lung root. And outcomes of robot-assisted lobectomies in pulmonary tuberculosis patients have never been investigated. The objective of the study: to investigate the efficiency and safety of robot-assisted surgeries in pulmonary tuberculosis patients. Subjects and methods. Since May 2013, 56 patients suffering from focal unilateral pulmonary tuberculosis were enrolled into a prospective study, after having an adequate course of anti-tuberculosis chemotherapy. At the moment of surgery, bacillary excretion persisted in 32% of patients, and 90.5% of patients had cavities. Results. All patients had robot-assisted lobectomies using the surgical system of Da Vinci Si. The average time of surgery made 174 minutes (90-380 minutes), the blood loss made 82 ml (10-500 ml). In 2 (3%) patients, a robot-assisted access was converted into lateral thoracotomy. The frequency of post-operative surgical complications made 25% [6]. Conclusion. High clinical efficiency and safety are associated with robot-assisted lobectomies as a part of the integral treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis patients.

AB - Currently, there are no doubts about the relevance of surgery as a part of integral treatment. However, minimally invasive surgeries for treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis are rarely used due to post-inflammatory changes in the pleural space and lung root. And outcomes of robot-assisted lobectomies in pulmonary tuberculosis patients have never been investigated. The objective of the study: to investigate the efficiency and safety of robot-assisted surgeries in pulmonary tuberculosis patients. Subjects and methods. Since May 2013, 56 patients suffering from focal unilateral pulmonary tuberculosis were enrolled into a prospective study, after having an adequate course of anti-tuberculosis chemotherapy. At the moment of surgery, bacillary excretion persisted in 32% of patients, and 90.5% of patients had cavities. Results. All patients had robot-assisted lobectomies using the surgical system of Da Vinci Si. The average time of surgery made 174 minutes (90-380 minutes), the blood loss made 82 ml (10-500 ml). In 2 (3%) patients, a robot-assisted access was converted into lateral thoracotomy. The frequency of post-operative surgical complications made 25% [6]. Conclusion. High clinical efficiency and safety are associated with robot-assisted lobectomies as a part of the integral treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis patients.

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