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Thoracic Surgeons’ Beliefs and Practices on Smoking Cessation Before Lung Resection
BACKGROUND: Smoking is a risk factor for complications after lung resection. Our primary aim was to ascertain thoracic surgeons' beliefs and practices on smoking cessation before lung resection. METHODS: An anonymous survey was emailed to 846 thoracic surgeons who participate in The Society of Thora
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