Video-assisted XXXX surgery right sleeve lobectomy.

@entity1 @entity190 @entity1514 @entity3948 @entity152 @entity3
A 50-year-old active male with a smoking history of 30 years (20 cigarettes per day) was admitted to hospital because of more than one month's cough without sputum. No comorbidity was present. The preoperative examination showed: blood test normal, ECG normal, cardio-pulmonary function normal, chest computed tomography (CT) display @entity3948 ( @entity3948 ) mass of 5 cm diameter. Bronchoscopy examination and biopsy indicated @entity152 ( @entity152 ) in the take-off of @entity3948 bronchus. No metastatic focus was found after emission computed tomography (ECT) scan of whole body bone, abdominal US scanning and brain MR. After initial evaluation, the clinical stage before operation was cT2bN0M0 (IIA stage). A selective video-assisted @entity1514 surgery (VATS) operation was arranged after 9 days of smoking cessation. Lateral position, one 10 mm trocar for camera in the 7th intercostals space in the mid-auxiliary line, 4 cm trocar for operation in the 4th intercostal space in the anterior axillary line, 15 mm trocar for auxiliary operation in the 8th intercostal space in the scapula line, the @entity1 received VATS @entity3948 lobectomy, plus systemic mediastinal lymph nodes dissection. The procedure of 200 minutes operation was smooth with @entity190 of about 150 mL. Chest tube was removed 6 days after operation, and the @entity1 discharged 11 days after the operation; The post-operation pathological examination showed @entity3948 @entity152 , and the pathological stage was pT2bN0M0R0 (IIA stage). The @entity1 has received four cycles of EP adjuvant chemotherapy per 21 days and is still alive without disease recurrence and @entity3 after re-examination.
