Benefits of omitting chest drain after thoracoscopic major lung resection
JOURNAL OF THORACIC DISEASE(2019)
摘要
The usage of chest drains after thoracic surgery was first reported in 1922 and has been a routine part of the procedures since the 1950s (1). Aside from draining the pleural cavity of air and excess fluid, the indication for chest drains is to prevent a possible pneumothorax from evolving into a pressure pneumothorax and to help and guide the surgeons in the decision making of the need for redo- surgery.
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