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Surgical resection is the process by which the tumor is surgically removed, it is usually recommended when the cancer has not metastasized (or spread) beyond the lungs to other parts of the body.
There are several options for performing resection, which may include minimally invasive surgery, or full operation. What techniques are used will depend on various factors, particularly the size and stage of cancer and whether the tumor can be accessed by a surgeon.
thoracotomy the surgeon performs an incision through the chest wall and median sternotomy performed by entering the chest through the breastbone. Both of these methods are usually employed in lung cancer surgery, but they do not involve significant patient discomfort and extended hospital stays with more periods of recovery.
Alternative surgical procedures include anterior limited thoracotomy (ALT), which involves a small incision to allow entry, again through the front of the chest. It should be noted that the incision is much smaller than a standard thoracotomy or median sternotomija.Alternativa the anterior axillary thoracotomy (AAT), which involves a small incision on the chest front, but in the armpits and in the end, there is a postero-lateral thoracotomy (PLT) , which involves an incision on the back or side of the patient's trunk.
Even with better surgical techniques, the patient will experience considerable pain, if the operation involves opening the chest (sometimes known among doctors as "cracking the chest ").
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