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Table 1 Summary of simultaneous stapling of the lobar root structure for lung cancer

From: An alternative posterior ascending pulmonary artery treatment in lobectomy with inflammatory lymph node infiltration

Case

Age (years)

Sex

Histrogical type

Clinical staging

Surgical approach

Resected lobe

Treated vessels and bronchus

Procedure

Cartridge

Operation time (min)

Blood loss (g)

Pathological staging

References

1

69

M

ND

T1aN0M0, Stage I A

VATS

LLL

A6 + LLB

AS

Green

180

300

T1aN0M0, Stage I A

[1]

2

67

M

ND

T1aN0M0, Stage I A

VATS

RUL

A2 + ULB

AS + suture

Green

330

300

T1aN0M0, Stage I A

[1]

3

78

M

ND

T1aN0M0, Stage I A

VATS

LLL

A6 + LLB

AS

Green

210

Slight

T1aN0M0, Stage I A

[1]

4

77

M

ND

T1bN0M0, Stage I A

VATS

RML

A5 + V5 + MLB

AS

Green

150

Slight

T1aN0M0, Stage I B

[1]

5

66

F

Ad

ND

VATS

LUL

PVS + ULB

AS

Green

ND

ND

Stage I A

[4]

6

ND

ND

ND

ND

VATS

RLL

PVI + LLB

AS

Green

ND

ND

ND

[5]

7

75

F

Ad

T1bN0M0, Stage I A2

VATS → thoracotomy

RUL

A2 + ULB

AS

Black

183

70

T1bN0M0, Stage I A2

Our case

  1. M, male; F, female; ND, not described; VATS, video-assisted thoracic surgery; LLL, left lower lobectomy; RUL, right upper lobectomy; RML, right middle lobectomy; LUL, left upper lobectomy; RLL, right lower lobectomy; LLB, lower lobe bronchus; ULB, upper lobe bronchus; MLB, middle lobe bronchus; AS, auto-stapler