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- W2050578519 abstract "Because of complications of the “standard” posterolateral thoracotomy, ie, winged scapula, acoliosis, different muscle-sparing approaches have been devised. In 1998, Bianchi et al. published their work on axillary skin crease incision for neonates, primarily for the repair of esophageal atresia. The aim of this study was to evaluate the usefulness of axillary skin crease incision compared with the traditional posterolateral approach. Twenty-six cases of axillary skin crease incision were reviewed. Axillary skin crease incision was used both in neonates and children (up to 15 years) in the treatment of mediastinal and pulmonary lessions. Seventeen operations were performed in neonates (8 esophageal atresia, 8 patent ductus arteriosus, one congenital cystic adenomatoid malformation) and 9 operations in children (3 neuroblastoma, one teratoma, 5 pulmonary operations). The approach provided unrestricted access through the axillary skin crease incision. When compared with posterolateral approach, there were no differences in duration of the procedure, duration of postoperative ventilation, or other parameters. It is thus concluded that axillary skin crease incision should become standard for thoracotomies in neonates and children.—Thomas A. Angerpointner" @default.
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- W2050578519 title "The use of axiallary skin crease incision for thoracoptomian in neonates and children" @default.
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