Overview
Intersitial lung disease is defined as diffuse interstitial findings on chest x-ray or CT scan. The interstitial disease may be bilateral or unilateral and may be more prominent in one lobe over another. Localized lung disease is described as single lesion or multiple distinct lesions on chest x-ray or CT scan. Mediastinal masses can be found in the anterior, middle or posterior mediastinum and are usually identified by chest x-ray and CT scan.
We are currently performing thoracoscopic lobectomies for appropriately selected patients with lung cancer and have been deeply involved with the development of a robotic system to further improve our techniques. The operation involves three basic steps:
2) Next, the lobe within which the tumor resides is then removed. It is important to remove this tissue to decrease the likelihood that the tumor will recur.
3) Finally, the surgeon will also remove lymph glands within the chest in order to stage the lung cancer as accurately as possible.
Most patients following a thoracoscopic lobectomy can anticipate a three to four day length of stay. We are hopeful that those patients who undergo a thoracoscopic lobectomy may have improved breathing function earlier as a result of the less invasive and less painful procedure. We have also noted a decrease in the need for narcotics in patients who have undergone thoracoscopic resection.
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