Study on visual aspect under thoracoscope of tuberculous pleurisy
Liu Yuquan
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Liu Yuquan
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Odjective To improve the cognition of the character of tuberculous pleurisy and assess the value of thoracoscopy in the diagnosis of tuberculous pleurisy.Methods Forty-eight tuberculous pleurisy patients diagnosed through electronic-assisted thoracoscopic pleural biopsy were retrospectively studied on its visual aspect under thoracoscope.Results There were 21 patients with one or more sarcoidosis(43.75%),14 patients with diffused granules(29.17%),8 patients with pleural congestive and edema(16.67%) and 5 patients with pleural thickening and adhesions(10.42%) in 48 patients by visual aspect under electronic-assisted thoracoscopy.Distribution of the tuberculous lesion were as follows:18 cases on parietal pleura(37.50%),10 on visceral pleura(20.83%) and 6 on diaphragmatic pleura(12.50%).The other 14 cases were diffused distributed. There was no one serious complication.Conclusion Electronic-assisted thoracoscopic pleural biopsy is relatively safe and has very important value in diagnosis of tuberculous pleurisy.
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Odjective To improve the cognition of the character of tuberculous pleurisy and assess the value of thoracoscopy in the diagnosis of tuberculous pleurisy.Methods Forty-eight tuberculous pleurisy patients diagnosed through electronic-assisted thoracoscopic pleural biopsy were retrospectively studied on its visual aspect under thoracoscope.Results There were 21 patients with one or more sarcoidosis(43.75%),14 patients with diffused granules(29.17%),8 patients with pleural congestive and edema(16.67%) and 5 patients with pleural thickening and adhesions(10.42%) in 48 patients by visual aspect under electronic-assisted thoracoscopy.Distribution of the tuberculous lesion were as follows:18 cases on parietal pleura(37.50%),10 on visceral pleura(20.83%) and 6 on diaphragmatic pleura(12.50%).The other 14 cases were diffused distributed. There was no one serious complication.Conclusion Electronic-assisted thoracoscopic pleural biopsy is relatively safe and has very important value in diagnosis of tuberculous pleurisy.
Key concepts: Medicine, Thoracoscopy, Parietal Pleura, Pleurisy, Thoracoscope, Sarcoidosis, Biopsy, Pleural effusion