Sleeve Resection.--This procedure is used for small tumors located along the lateral aspect of the EAC.
Sleeve resection was performed on two patients due to LN involvement.
MECs of lung are often treated by lobectomy,
sleeve resection, local resection, segmental resection, or even endoscopic removal.
Hypocalcemia is more common after RYGBP than after AGB or gastric
sleeve resection as calcium absorption takes place mainly in the proximal gastrointestinal tract which is excluded in patients with RYGBP [16].
Sleeve resection is considered when local resection of a mass is anatomically feasible [2].
If timely diagnosed, a
sleeve resection may be all that is needed for complete cure.
This ETT was withdrawn intermittently to help visualisation and aid surgical excision of the tumour and
sleeve resection of the trachea.
Other operations of permanent nature include vertical gastric
sleeve resection and biliopancreatic diversion with or without duodenal switch.
Novel technique for relieving anastomotic tension using halovest immobilization after tracheal
sleeve resection. Surg Today.
Most widely accepted surgical procedures are Laparoscopic Gastric banding (LAGB),
Sleeve resection, Roux-en Y Gastric bypass, Bilio-Pancreatic bypass with or without duodenal switch.
The chapter on Resection in Stage I/ II Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer discusses lobectomy including VATS lobectomy,
sleeve resection and other limited resections as surgical options in patients with early stage NSCLC and gives a very pertinent conclusion that further subclassifications of stage and histopathological properties will enable us to define a better estimation of prognosis and a "tailored" individual treatment.