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Conclusion: This study supports our current aggressive approach to metastatic thoracic disease.
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Conclusions: Patients with thoracic-level paralysis represent a group with high fracture risk.
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Methods: Firstly, a tissue expander was embedded in the lateral thoracic region.
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Objective: Emergency surgery for thoracic aortic aneurysm continues to involve high mortality.
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There was no evidence of mediastinitis or thoracic contamination in any animals.
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The process was repeated with the thoracic CT scans available for reference.
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Here we present 2 cases of PS successfully treated with thoracic endograft.
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Several MRI techniques can now be used to investigate the thoracic aorta.
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Background: Non-intubated thoracoscopic surgery is an evolving form of minimally-invasive thoracic surgery.
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Nothing abnormal was discovered in connection with the abdominal and thoracic examinations.
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For the stab in the thoracic ganglions, however efficacious, is often insufficient.
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She reported a history of acute and persistent thoracic and epigastric pain.
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In contrast, cellular and cytoplasmic loss occurred continuously in the thoracic midgut.
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We review our experience in emergency surgery for life-threatening thoracic aortic disease.
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Rib fractures are the most common thoracic injury after minor blunt trauma.
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The radiological features of 20 surgically proven thoracic disc protrusions are reviewed.
