Application of bilateral simultaneous sequential single-incision video-assisted thoracic surgery in multiple nodules both lungs: a single-center experience of 10 cases

Table 1 Detailed analysis of 10 patients with simultaneous bilateral pulmonary resection by single-incision VATS

Sex	Age (year)	Resection (right/left)	Preoperative follow-up time	FEV1/%	MVV/%	Pathological examinations of the right lung	Pathological examinations of the left lung	Long of stay/d	Operation time/min	Bleeding/ml
Female	32	RLo/LW	10 m	93	102	MIA	AAH	10	145	50
Female	63	RW/LW	21 d	90.2	86.1	BN	AIS	13	205	50
Female	60	RW/RW/LW	7 m	94	98	AIS AAH AAH	AAH	10	180	50
Female	44	RW/LW	1 d	89.9	92	MIA AIS	BN	8	205	10
Female	55	RW/LW	2 m	80	80	MIA	AIS	9	150	10
Male	56	RW/LS	4 m	80	93	AAH	MIA	11	230	280
Male	52	RW/LW	3 m	87	95	MIA	IAC	10	220	50
Female	68	RW/LW	3 m	84	75	MIA	MIA	9	150	50
Female	70	RW/LLo	1 y	77	92.6	MIA	IAC	14	292	100
Female	28	RW/LW	2 y	97.5	82.2	MIA	MIA	11	172	100

R right, L left, Lo lobectomy, S segmentectomy, W wedge resection, AAH atypical adenomatous hyperplasia, AIS adenocarcinoma in situ, MIA minimally invasive adenocarcinoma, BN benign nodules, d day, m month, y year

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