Bullectomy

Surgery should occur in patients with dyspnea, infection, bleeding, and long-term unhealed or recurrent pneumothorax. Treatment of diseases: tension pneumothorax closed pneumothorax Indication Surgery should occur in patients with dyspnea, infection, bleeding, and long-term unhealed or recurrent pneumothorax. Preoperative preparation 1. Smoking is prohibited for 1 to 2 weeks. 2. Apply antibiotics to control respiratory infections. 3. Those who have been complicated by pneumothorax should be placed in drainage first. Surgical procedure 1. Incision: inferior or inferior incision. 2. Exploring lung bullae after the chest. 3. Lung bullae with small basal lung base can be ligated at the root or cut through the suture to remove the bullous wall. 4. The large basal bullae should be opened with bullae, and the bronchial opening of the funnel should be tightly sewed to remove the excess blister wall. 5. The lung bullae wall at the base is folded and sutured. 6. If the surface of the lung is broken, it should also be sutured. complication Chest pain is a common clinical symptom, and there are many reasons, and the location and severity of chest pain are not necessarily consistent with the location and severity of the lesion. Trauma, inflammation, tumor and some physical and chemical factors caused by tissue damage stimulate the intercostal nerve, phrenic nerve

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