What is the difference between pulmonary maculoplasm and pneumothorax? Pneumomediastinum and pneumothorax have similarities, so sometimes misdiagnosis may occur. It is important to identify diseases that have similar symptoms to…
When the cause of pneumoconiosis persists, such as pneumonia, tuberculosis, emphysema, etc., and is not treated or is left untreated for a long time, pneumoconiosis will recur when the right…
Pulmonary herpes resection is not dangerous. Wedge resection of pulmonary blisters is the smallest surgery in thoracic surgery, which is characterized by thoracoscopic wedge resection of pulmonary blisters with less…
Pulmonary bulla (pulmonary bulla) is a large alveolar change caused by the rupture and fusion of alveolar walls due to elevated intra-alveolar pressure, usually caused by a live valve obstruction…
① Be careful when moving out of the operating room so that the chest tube does not fall off and cause unnecessary trouble. When entering the ward before the patient…
Surgery for pulmonary maculoplasm requires the perfect preparation of a series of tests. Pre-operative preparation requires checking blood draws, checking chest films to clarify the diagnosis and exclude contraindications to…
The life expectancy of patients with pulmonary alveoli depends largely on the specific condition and cannot be generalized. In general, pulmonary alveoli do not affect the life expectancy of patients. The…
There is no clinical statement that patients with pulmonary maculopathy can only live 10 years; it is a benign disease with mostly good prognosis and generally does not affect life…
Alveolar disease overview Alveolar refers to large alveolar emphysema, which is a type of restrictive emphysema. The alveoli are highly inflated and formed by the rupture and fusion of alveolar…
When diagnosing and differentiating pneumothorax from giant pneumothorax, chest puncture should be done with caution. In the beginning, if pneumothorax is mistaken for pneumothorax and thoracentesis is performed, it may…