2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.jtcvs.2013.04.023
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Conservative management of postoperative bronchopleural fistulas

Abstract: BPF is a severe complication in thoracic surgery. The combination of pleural drainage, adequate antibiotic treatment, and mucosal application of silver nitrate, through a flexible bronchoscope, is an efficient alternative and avoids extensive surgical intervention.

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“…technique and perioperative patient management, bronchopleural fistula (BPF) still represents a therapeutic challenge for the thoracic surgeon. The estimated prevalence is 1% to 4% [1][2][3]. Asamura and colleagues [1] reported an incidence of 1.2% after lobectomy and 4.5% after pneumonectomy.…”
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“…technique and perioperative patient management, bronchopleural fistula (BPF) still represents a therapeutic challenge for the thoracic surgeon. The estimated prevalence is 1% to 4% [1][2][3]. Asamura and colleagues [1] reported an incidence of 1.2% after lobectomy and 4.5% after pneumonectomy.…”
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“…Silver nitrate has been also employed as a tool for closing central BPF. In 2013 Boudaya et al [6] published their series consisting of 17 patients treated with local application of silver nitrate. This application has had to be repeated until the fistula was closed.…”
Section: Bronchoscopic Treatment Of Bronchopleural Fistulamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, some other conditions, like ARDS, or even Boerhaave Syndrome could also be responsible for it BPF development. Surgical BPF can be generally classified according to the time of occurrence as "early" if it occurs in up to 7 days after surgery, "intermediate" if it appears in the time between 8 and 30 days following surgery and, finally, "late" after that period [6].…”
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“…Bu komplikasyonun geliştiği hastalarda konservatif, endoskopik ve cerrahi tedavi seçe-nekleri mevcut olmasına rağmen tartışmalar devam etmektedir. Konservatif tedavide oral beslenmenin kesilip, enteral veya parenteral beslenme desteği sağlanır (10). Alternatif bir yaklaşım olarak bronkoskopi, endoskopik tüp drenaj veya stent uygulama seçenekleri mevcuttur (11)(12)(13).…”
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