Investigates lung volume changes in patients undergoing right upper lobectomy, suggesting fixation may improve outcomes.
Purpose: Cranial migration of the right middle lobe (RML) after right upper lobectomy may cause bronchial angulation and alter postoperative lung volume distribution. We investigated whether RML fixation techniques affect postoperative lobar volume and pulmonary function.
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