Ignacio Sastre, M. España, R. Ceballos, J. Siri, Mario Eduardo Francisco Bustos
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Manejo del espacio residual pleural post resección pulmonar: bloqueo del nervio frénico, neumoperitoneo y pleurodesis química 2 casos clínicos
The residual pleural space after lung resection associated with air leak is a frequent finding. It is reported that it can occur in up to 40% of patients in the first postoperative days. Treatment may require re-surgery or the use of less invasive procedures. In two patients, we performed cervical phrenic nerve block, pneumoperitoneum, and chemical pleurodesis by drainage tube.