Videotorakoskopi: Yıllar içinde neler değişti?

Göğüs cerrahisinde klinik pratiğe 1990’lı yıllarda girmeye başlayan videotorakoskopi, giderek artan sayıda uygulamayla farklı kliniklerde, farklı yapılarla kendine yer bulmuştur. Bugün modern toraks cerrahisi uygulayan kliniklerin yıllık ameliyat sayısının %30’unu videotorakoskopik girişimlerin oluşturduğu bilinmektedir. Hastanede kalım süresini kısaltan, morbiditeyi azaltan ve hastanın ameliyat kabulünü artıran bu yöntem, yıllar içinde farklılaşan ve gelişen endikasyonlarla yaygınlık kazanmıştır. Bu çalışmada videotorakoskopinin 1990 sonrası değişen uygulamaları ve sonuçları incelendi

Videothoracoscopy: what has changed through the years?

Videothoracoscopy which was introduced to chest surgery in the 1990s has expanded its place with growing number of operations and varying applications in different clinics. Today, videothoracoscopy procedures comprise 30% of total operations in chest surgery clinics practising modern chest surgery. Thanks to its advantages such as decreased postoperative hospital stay and morbidity, and a higher patient willingness to accept surgery, this technique has become popular with changing and developing indications. This review evaluated the evolvement of videothoracoscopy applications and its indications after 1990s.

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