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The Development and Experimental Application of a New Thoracostomy Trocar
Traditional closed thoracostomy exhibit certain shortcomings. Blind dissection is a lengthy process that is difficult for unskilled physicians, whereas the use of a traditional trocar is relatively likely to damage internal organs. In this study, investigators developed a new trocar and examined its usefulness.
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