2021•Journal of the American College of SurgeonsOpen access

Early Video-Assisted Thoracoscopic Surgery for Retained Hemothorax Is Associated with Higher Mortality in the Most Severely Injured Patients

Khaled Abdul Jawad, Richard H. Epstein, Roman Dudaryk, Alessia C. Cioci, Eva M. Urréchaga, Majid Z. Chammas, Rishi Rattan, Gerd Daniel Pust, Nicholas Namias, D. Dante Yeh

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Key concepts: Medicine, Hemothorax, Video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery, Surgery, Thoracoscopy, General surgery, Pneumothorax

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