Review paper
Safety of Mediastinoscopy in Anatomical Variations of the Mediastinum: The Situs Inversus Syndrome
Abstract
Mediastinoscopy has been widely used by thoracic surgeons to evaluate the superior mediastinum since 1959. Large series of mediastinoscopy have been reported with very low morbidity and no mortality. Proper attention to surgical techniques and mediastinal anatomy are essential to maintain the safety of the procedure. Situs inversus totalis is exceedingly rare, but variations in mediastinal anatomy in this group of patients can render the...
Paper Details
Title
Safety of Mediastinoscopy in Anatomical Variations of the Mediastinum: The Situs Inversus Syndrome
Published Date
Jan 1, 2006
Journal
Volume
72
Issue
1
Pages
64 - 67
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