Simultaneous minimally invasive uniportal atrial septal defect repair and pulmonary lobectomy: a case report

Keyphrases

• Minimally Invasive 100%
• Pulmonary Disease 100%
• Cardiac Disease 100%
• Postoperative Day 100%
• Bronchiectasis 100%
• Pulmonary Lobectomy 100%
• Atrial Septal Defect Repair 100%
• Uniportal 100%
• Fibrosis 50%
• Operating Room 50%
• Cardiopulmonary Bypass 50%
• Congenital Heart Defects 50%
• Surgical Correction 50%
• Pulmonary Complications 50%
• Surgical Intervention 50%
• Postoperative Complications 50%
• Echocardiography 50%
• Dyspnea 50%
• Young Males 50%
• Enlargement 50%
• Timing of Surgery 50%
• Severe Mitral Regurgitation 50%
• Extubated 50%
• Biventricular 50%
• Thoracic Surgery 50%
• Chest Tube 50%
• Thoracoscopic 50%
• Atrial Septal Defect 50%
• Middle Lobe 50%
• Past Medical History 50%
• Open Approach 50%
• Cardiac Intervention 50%
• Minimally Invasive Treatment 50%
• Non-biological 50%
• Cross-clamp Time 50%
• Recurrent Hemoptysis 50%
• Nonproductive Cough 50%
• Multidisciplinary Evaluation 50%
• Simultaneous Methods 50%
• Right Middle Lobectomy 50%
• Dual Publication 50%
• Estimated Blood Loss 50%
• Severe Tricuspid Regurgitation 50%
• Simultaneous Intervention 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Lung Lobectomy 100%
• Bronchiectasis 100%
• Atrial Septal Defect 100%
• Fibrosis 50%
• Bleeding 50%
• Operating Room 50%
• Coughing 50%
• Cardiopulmonary Bypass 50%
• Postoperative Complication 50%
• Dyspnea 50%
• Echocardiography 50%
• Mitral Insufficiency 50%
• Chest Tube 50%
• Thorax Surgery 50%
• Hemoptysis 50%
• Tricuspid Insufficiency 50%
• Congenital Heart Defect 50%
• Lobectomy 50%
• Medical History 50%