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With the development of diagnostic imaging technology, the detection of small-sized peripheral lung cancer has increased remarkably in these years. Therefore, the idea that a smaller lung resection (limited surgery) may be sufficient instead of a lobectomy, which has been considered the standard surgery, has become widespread. In accordance with this trend, the number of cases of pulmonary segmentectomy is increasing worldwide. Recently, multicenter studies in Japan clarified that the pulmonary segmentectomy prolonged overall survival more than the standard lobectomy and small partial resection was suitable in specific cases of lung cancer [1, 2].
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Thoracoscopic right S9+10 segmentectomy using negative staining method. (Courtesy of Dr. Norihito Okumura, Kurashiki Central Hospital) (video duration 01:52) (MP4 29074 kb)
Transbronchial ICG injection method (video duration 00:34) (MP4 6534 kb)
Thoracoscopic right S10b+c subsegmentectomy using positive staining method (video duration 01:14) (MP4 14059 kb)
Thoracoscopic deep wedge resection of left S10ci α yx+S10aii α using the positive staining technique (video duration 04:07) (MP4 47441 kb)
Thoracoscopic left S(1 + 2) + S3 + S4ai segmentectomy using double staining method (video duration 01:48) (MP4 20924 kb)
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Sekine, Y. (2023). Lung Segmentation. In: Ishizawa, T. (eds) Fluorescence-Guided Surgery. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-7372-7_27
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