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@#Desmoid tumor is a rare, locally-invasive fibromatosis with a high recurrence rate and non-metastatic features. Here, we reported a 62-year male patient with desmoid tumor in the superior sulcus of left lung, complaining of cough, chest pain, limited-movement, and pain on the left upper arm. We performed extended resection of the tumor, including wedge resection of the left upper lobe, resection and anastomosis of partial left subclavian artery, resection of T1 nerve root, cauterization of adhesive pleura, and resection of the left first and second ribs. After surgery, the patient's symptoms were relived. The duration of hospital stay was 8 d. This is the first reported case of surgical treatment for the superior sulcus desmoid tumor.
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Objective To study the safety and availability of extended resection,gland reconstruction and mammary gland lavage in treatment of mammary duct expansion.Methods 41 patients with duct expansion admitted from Mar.2012 to Jan.2015 were studied and they were randomly divided into two groups.15 patients in the control group received normal surgical treatment,and 26 patients in the observation group received extended resection,gland reconstruction and mammary gland lavage treatment.Results The operation time,intraoperatve blood loss,length of hospital stay and degree of satisfaction of the observation group were superior to those of the control group while the recurrence rate was lower than that of control group.The gland expanded resection reduced the recurrence rate,the shape of the breast was improved,and the continuous irrigation was the guarantee for the immediate formation of the gland.The three kinds of surgical procedures were organically combined and complement each other.Conclusion The surgical methord of extended resection,gland reconstruction and mammary gland lavage is worth of further exploring due to its advantages of easy to operate,good cosmetic effect and low recurrence rate.
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Objective:To analyze the reasons for unplanned resection of soft tissue sarcomas and explore the treatment strategies for cancer surgery. Methods: The study included 105 patients with soft tissue sarcomas admitted to the First Affiliated Hospital of Xinjiang Medical University between October 2009 and December 2012. The average age of the patients was 52 years old. Among the patients, 65 were males and 40 were females. Up to 82 patients underwent planned resection (Group A) in our hospital, and 23 underwent unplanned resection (Group B) in other hospitals. Wide excision and radical resection were conducted in Group A, whereas extended resection was performed in Group B. General data, tumor location and size, resection margin, local recurrence and metastasis, and survival were statistically analyzed in the two groups. Results:The proportion attaining the margin of wide excision was obviously lower in Group A than in Group B (P＜0.05). The 3-year survival rate was significantly higher in Group B than in Group A (P=0.001). Within an average follow-up of 18 months (3 months to 36 months) in Group B, 12 patients died, including 9 with tumor metastasis and 3 with other diseases. Within an average follow-up of 23 months (5 months to 36 months) in Group A, 15 patients died, including 12 with tumor metastasis and 3 with other diseases. Conclusion:Compared with planned surgical operation, unplanned resection of soft tissue sarcomas often leads to inadequate resection margin, which results in a high incidence of local recurrence and an increased mortality. Thus, clinicians should attempt to avoid unplanned resection of sarcomas.
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Lung cancer causes the highest number of cancer-related death in China. Complete surgical resection is currently the best treatment modality for lung cancer. However, only one third of patients with lung cancer can be identified as candidates for operation. The other two thirds are inoperable, because they have late disease with distant metastasis or locally advanced lung cancer involving neighboring organs. Recently introduction of the theory and technique of cardiovascular surgery into lung cancer surgery has made possible en bloc resection of the lung combined with part of the involved left atrium, aorta, superior vena cava, and pulmonary artery. It has made possible for the patients with locally advanced lung cancer, who were thought as surgical contraindication or incurable cases, to not only have complete resection of the tumor, but also achieved long term survival and good life quality without evidence of recurrence and distant metastasis of the cancer.This paper will provide a brief background at the progression of surgical theory and technology of locally advanced lung cancer in China. Besides, the indication, present methods, results of surgical management and multimodality treatment for locally advanced lung cancer, including extended resection and reconstruction of superior vena cava, left atrium, aorta and pulmonary artery will be presented. Finally, the perioperative management for the extended resection of locally advanced lung cancer will also be discussed.