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Robot-assisted and thoracoscopic surgery in the treatment of patients with tumors of the thymus gland

https://doi.org/10.21886/2219-8075-2018-9-2-15-25

Abstract

Objective: Comparative analysis of the results of surgical treatment of patients with tumors of the thymus gland via sternotomy and thoracotomy (ST), videothoracoscopic (VTS) and the robotic-assisted (RA) interventions. Materials and methods: Th e results of surgical treatment of 138 patients with tumors of the thymus gland (TG) were analyzed TS was performed in 78 patients, VTS – 47, RA – 13. Th ere were 65 men, 73 women. Th e average age of patients was 50,5±12,7 years (from 19 to 81 years). Results: Intervention time of thymomthymectomy (TTE) by ST amounted to 91.2±33,4 min, VTS of 93.6±25,5 min, RA – 142,7±26,9 min. Aft er ST 6 (7.7%) patients had complications in the postoperative period, 2 (2.6%) fatal outcome. Aft er VTS in one patient complicated post-operative course. Th e duration of stay of the patient in hospital aft er ST TTE was 10.1±3.6 days, VTS – 6.6±1.9 days, RA – 6.3±1.4 days. Loco-regional recurrence and progression of the disease in the remote period were not revealed. Good eff ects (A and b) aft er the VTS TTE achieved at 20.0% of cases in RA at 27.3%, while ST TTE 8.4% of cases. Conclusion: Demonstrated safety and effi  cacy of minimally invasive techniques (MIT) in the surgical treatment of patients with thymoma. As were the advantages of the VTS and RA when performing TTE in comparison with ST.

About the Authors

P. S. Vetshev
National Pirogov Medical Surgical Center.
Russian Federation

Petr S. Vetshev – MD, professor, Full member of the international surgical society (ISS) and the International association of endocrinologists (IAES), deputy chairman of the Moscow society of surgeons, advisor of the General Director for clinical and scientifi c work.

Moscow.



A. Yu. Ablitsov
National Pirogov Medical Surgical Center.
Alexey Yu. Ablitsov – PhD, associate professor of the chair of thoracic and cardiovascular surgery with the course of endovascular surgery, thoracic surgeon. Moscow.


A. G. Sanadze
Moscow myasthenic center.

Alexander G. Sanadze - MD, professor, head of department of neuromuscular pathology, Russian Myasthenic center, research Institute of General pathology and pathophysiology of RAMS.

Moscow.



Yu. A. Ablitsov
National Pirogov Medical Surgical Center.

Yuriy A. Ablitsov – MD, professor of the chair of thoracic and cardiovascular surgery with the course of endovascular surgery, thoracic surgeon.

Moscow.



V. I. Vasilashko
National Pirogov Medical Surgical Center.

Victor I. Vasilashko – PhD, associate professor of the chair of thoracic and cardiovascular surgery with the course of endovascular surgery, head of the thoracic department.

Moscow.



V. S. Kryachko
National Pirogov Medical Surgical Center.

Victor S. Kryachko – resident of the chair of thoracic and cardiovascular surgery with the course of endovascular surgery.

Moscow.



P. A. Lukyanov
National Pirogov Medical Surgical Center.

Pavel A. Lukyanov – post-graduate student of the chair of thoracic and cardiovascular surgery with the course of endovascular surgery.

Moscow.



B. A. Magomedov
National Pirogov Medical Surgical Center.

Bulyamin A. Magomedov – post-graduate student of the chair of thoracic and cardiovascular surgery with the course of endovascular surgery.

Moscow.



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Vetshev P.S., Ablitsov A.Yu., Sanadze A.G., Ablitsov Yu.A., Vasilashko V.I., Kryachko V.S., Lukyanov P.A., Magomedov B.A. Robot-assisted and thoracoscopic surgery in the treatment of patients with tumors of the thymus gland. Medical Herald of the South of Russia. 2018;9(2):15-25. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.21886/2219-8075-2018-9-2-15-25

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