Intrathoracic breast implants for postpneumonectomy syndrome: A systematic review of safety and efficacy

Key Points

• Intrathoracic breast implants improve symptoms of pneumonectomy syndrome, enhancing quality of life.
• Analysis indicates a 78% patient satisfaction rate over a one-year follow-up period after intervention.
• Systematic review of 15 studies assesses safety and efficacy of the intervention in diverse populations.
• Findings highlight the need for standardized protocols to optimize patient outcomes and minimize risks.