Esophagectomies for Esophageal Cancer: Video-Assisted Thoracoscopic Surgery (VATS) Versus a Traditional Thoracotomy

Ming Hong Yen; Shih-Han Hung; Ching Shui Huang; Jung Sen Liu

Esophagectomies for Esophageal Cancer: Video-Assisted Thoracoscopic Surgery (VATS) Versus a Traditional Thoracotomy

貢獻的翻譯標題: 以視訊輔助胸腔鏡手術或傳統開胸手術進行食道癌之食道切除術之比較

Ming Hong Yen, Shih-Han Hung, Ching Shui Huang, Jung Sen Liu

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目的：傳統食道切除手術以經由開胸手術完成。而近年來，越來越多的外科醫師以微創食道切除手術來治療食道癌。在過去三年內，本院共有49名食道癌患者接受開胸或胸腔鏡手術治療。經由回顧病歷及資料分析，比較這兩組病人的差異。方法：共有49位食道鱗狀上皮細胞癌病患。手術皆以全身麻醉進行。開胸手術組全部接受右側標準後側開胸手術。胸腔鏡手術組由右側胸壁以四個套管進行。胸腔部分由胸腔外科醫師執行。腹部手術以正中開腹手術由一般外科醫師執行。結果：共有33位病患接受開胸手術，16位接受胸腔鏡手術。在手術時間、出血量及移除之淋巴節數目上兩組並無差異。胸腔鏡手術組之T期別較開胸手術組早（較多T2 且較少T3）。在呼吸器使用時間、住加護病房時間及住院天數方面，胸腔鏡手術組明顯比開胸手術組短，並且術後疼痛也較少。結論：胸腔鏡食道切除手術在治療可切除之食道癌上與開胸食道切除手術一樣有效，並且有較短的呼吸器使用時間、住加護病房時間及住院天數，術後疼痛也較少。( 輔仁醫學期刊2011；9（1）：23-29）

貢獻的翻譯標題	以視訊輔助胸腔鏡手術或傳統開胸手術進行食道癌之食道切除術之比較
原文	英語
頁（從 - 到）	23-29
頁數	7
期刊	輔仁醫學期刊
卷	9
發行號	1
出版狀態	已發佈 - 2011
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