pleural mesothelioma resection

1. Tumor isolation, complete capsules, simple tumor resection. 2. The invasion of the basal part of the tumor and the chest wall should be performed on the tumor and the local chest wall. 3. Tumor invasion and lung can be used for tumor with pneumonectomy. Treatment of diseases: pleural mesothelioma diffuse pleural mesothelioma localized pleural mesothelioma Indication 1. Tumor isolation, complete capsules, simple tumor resection. 2. The invasion of the basal part of the tumor and the chest wall should be performed on the tumor and the local chest wall. 3. Tumor invasion and lung can be used for tumor with pneumonectomy. Contraindications Old and frail people with poor physical fitness. Preoperative preparation 1. Definitive diagnosis and determine the scope of surgery. 2. Correct heart and lung function and improve systemic nutrition. 3. Bluntly separate the tumor from the pleura. 4. Remove the tumor. 5. For fiber sheets that are difficult to peel off locally, they can be placed on the surface of the lungs to avoid damage to the lung tissue. Surgical procedure (a) simple tumor resection 1. According to the tumor site, the anterior lateral incision or the posterior lateral incision. 2. After the tumor is revealed, the pleura is incised 2 cm from the base margin. 3. Bluntly separate the tumor from the pleura. 4. Remove the tumor. (B) tumor and partial chest wall combined resection 1. According to the tumor site, the anterior lateral incision or the posterior lateral incision. 2. Reveal the tumor and determine the scope of the operation. 3. Excision of the chest wall and tumor. 4. Chest wall reconstruction.

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