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Early mediastinal shift–related complications after pneumonectomy: a comparison of three pleural cavity management strategies
Background: Control of pleural cavity pressure after pneumonectomy is essential to prevent early hemodynamic and respiratory complications related to mediastinal shift. This study aimed to assess early postoperative adverse events according to the residual pleural cavity management strategy used. Me
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