Posterior Single-Direction Approach for Thoracoscopic Combined S2+S6 Segmentectomy in Fused Fissure: A Case Report

Yasuhiro Nakashima; Hirotomo Takahara; Ayaka Asakawa; Ryo Wakejima; Hironori Ishibashi

doi:10.70352/scrj.cr.25-0559

January 1, 2026Surgical Case ReportsOpen Access

Posterior Single-Direction Approach for Thoracoscopic Combined S2+S6 Segmentectomy in Fused Fissure: A Case Report

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Complete oncologic resection was achieved without fissure manipulation, ensuring patient safety and efficacy.
The posterior single-direction approach serves as a viable alternative for complex thoracic surgeries.
This case highlights the potential benefits of innovative surgical techniques in thoracoscopic procedures.
Further exploration in broader patient cohorts may validate the findings and expand surgical guidelines.

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A case report reveals safe oncologic resection using a posterior approach in patients with fused fissures, suggesting its effectiveness.

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The posterior single-direction approach successfully achieved complete oncologic resection without fissure manipulation, providing a safe alternative for posterior segmentectomy in patients with fused fissures.

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