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What is the relevance of bronchopulmonary segment to a thoracic surgeon who wants to remove a lesion from the lungs?
There are a lot of clinical importances of Bronchopulmonary Segments. For instance,knowledge of the bronchopulmomary segments is essential for precise interpretation of radiographs and other medical images of the lungs. Knowledge of these segments is also essential for surgical resection of diseased segments. Bronchial and pulmonary disorders such as rumors or abscesses (collection of pulps) often localized in a bronchopulmomary segments ( posterior segment of right upper lobe and apical segment of the right lower lobe ), which may be surgically resected. During treatment of lung cancer, the surgeon may remove the whole lung (pneumonectomy) , a lobe (lobectomy) , or a bronchopulmomary segment (segmentectomy).
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Who performs a mediastinoscopy?
A mediastinoscopy is typically performed by a thoracic surgeon or a specialized interventional pulmonologist. This procedure is done to examine the mediastinum, which is the space in the chest between the lungs that contains the heart, great vessels, trachea, esophagus, and lymph nodes.
Which doctor would fix the joints in your hand?
That would be an orthopaedic surgeon. Orthopaedic surgeon specialise largely on the repair of the joints and bones of the body.
What jobs can you get with a degree in Chemistry?
plastic surgeon
What is the other name of brain?
a brain surgeon is also called a Neuro Surgeon and brain surgery is neurosurgery
How does a surgeon confirm that a parathyroid gland is diseased?
The surgeon then identifies the diseased gland or glands, and confirms the diagnosis by sending a piece of the gland(s) to the pathology department for immediate microscopic examination.
What type of cardiac surgeon performs bypass surgery?
Cardio Thoracic surgeon
A surgeon removed three adjacent bronchopulmonary segments from the left lung of a TB patient almost half of the lung was removed yet there was no severe bleeding why was the surgery so easy?
The vascular supply to each bronchopulmonary segment arrives via a single separate point of entry, the hilus, so it is easy to ligate. The vessels out in the spongy lung tissue itself are few and tiny. Each segment is surrounded by connective tissue.Source(s):http://anatomy.med.umich.edu/respiratory…
Who installs pacemakers in people?
A cardio-thoracic surgeon.
What is full form of ctvs?
Cardio thoracic vascular surgeon
What is endovascular thoracic stent-grafting surgery?
This is a minimally invasive procedure performed often by a vascular surgeon to repair an aneurysm in the thoracic (chest) area.
What type of doctors specialize in circulatory ailments?
Doctors who specialise in Cardiac Disease are called Cardiologists and a surgeon will be called Cardio-thoracic Surgeon
How you can know that the person needs thoracic surgery?
You have a very serious condition and a surgeon will tell you you need it
What are the work hours of a cardio thoracic surgeon?
9 hours typically 4-5 days a week
What type of doctors treat thoracic outlet syndrome?
Specialists that can be consulted include a neurologist , vascular surgeon or orthopedic surgeon. Physical medicine physicians are required for outpatient workup and evaluation.
What was the segment called when Dr Drew first joined Loveline?
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Who invented the Leonard surgical procedure for pectus excavatum?
developed by Dr. Alfred Leonard, a Minneapolis thoracic and pediatric surgeon.
Who performs a mediastinoscopy?
A mediastinoscopy is typically performed by a thoracic surgeon or a specialized interventional pulmonologist. This procedure is done to examine the mediastinum, which is the space in the chest between the lungs that contains the heart, great vessels, trachea, esophagus, and lymph nodes.
