Thoracoscopy and pleural biopsy Thoracoscopy is a test to look at the space between your lung and chest wall. This is the pleural cavity. You might have a thoracoscopy to check for signs of cancer, ...

Data Bridge Market Research analyses that the thoracoscopy market which was USD 511.18 billion in 2021, would rocket up to USD 967.39 billion by 2029, and is expected to undergo a CAGR of 8.30% ...

Early medical thoracoscopy for patients with multiloculated pleural infection and empyema was safe and shortened the length of hospital stay compared with intrapleural fibrinolytic therapy ...

Thoracoscopy will reduce the operating time for a given operation by half (between 1-2 hrs spent on cutting and suturing muscles during conventional thoracotomy). When the procedure is over, it only ...

Thoracoscopy is a minimally invasive procedure developed recently and is used by chest physicians and thoracic surgeons to view the covering of the lungs and detect fluid accumulation. As per Dr ...

Pulmonology > General Pulmonology Medical Thoracoscopy Not the Only Good Way to Biopsy Complex Pleural Effusion — Image-assisted needle biopsy matched diagnostic accuracy in some patients by ...

About 1200 chest physicians were present to watch the surgery at NAPCON 2010. The conference was attended by doctors from all over India as well as from countries like Germany, France, USA, Turkey ...

During thoracoscopy, the possibility of lung injury should always be considered whenever a sudden rise in EtCO 2 occurs. The only other differential diagnosis of sudden rise in EtCO 2 is carbon ...

The sudden rise of EtCO 2 during thoracoscopy as reflected by capnogram may not reflect an increase in arterial carbon dioxide tension, particularly when carbon dioxide is being used for ...