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Should lung volume reduction for emphysema be unilateral or bilateral?McKenna Jr et al., 1996
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- McKenna Jr R
- Brenner M
- Fischel R
- Gelb A
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- The Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery
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Both unilateral and bilateral lung volume reduction procedures are being advocated for treatment of severe, generalized emphysema. We analyzed the results of 166 consecutive patients who underwent unilateral (n= 87) or bilateral (n= 79) thoracoscopic stapled lung …
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