1954
DOI: 10.1056/nejm195412232512602
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A Simple Cervicomediastinal Exploration for Tissue Diagnosis of Intrathoracic Disease

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“…While doing scalene node biopsy, Daniels [1] noted that he could follow the subclavian vein into the upper mediastinum and remove the lymph nodes encountered. Harken et al [2] exploited his idea and ''visualized'' their biopsy with a laryngoscope. Radner [3] then suggested a single midline incision to provide bilateral access.…”
Section: Abstract Mediastinoscopy á Surgery Complicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While doing scalene node biopsy, Daniels [1] noted that he could follow the subclavian vein into the upper mediastinum and remove the lymph nodes encountered. Harken et al [2] exploited his idea and ''visualized'' their biopsy with a laryngoscope. Radner [3] then suggested a single midline incision to provide bilateral access.…”
Section: Abstract Mediastinoscopy á Surgery Complicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mediastinoscopy has quickly replaced other biopsy methods [26][27][28] after its introduction in 1959 [29]. Its high diagnostic value was proved in the 1960s [30].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Harken et al 5 have described a further develop¬ ment of this biopsy technic wherein they explore deeper into the mediastinum, using a laryngoscope. They stated that one-half of their positive results came from tissue removed from the mediastinum and not the scalene fat pad.…”
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confidence: 99%