Diagnostic Video-Assisted Thoracic Surgery

진단목적의 비디오 흉강경 수술

  • 백효채 (연세대학교 의과대학 흉부외과학교실) ;
  • 홍윤주 (연세대학교 의과대학 흉부외과학교실) ;
  • 이두연 (연세대학교 의과대학 흉부외과학교실) ;
  • 박만실 (노원을지병원 흉부외과)
  • Published : 1996.05.01

Abstract

All patients who underwent video-assisted thoracic surgery (VATS) for diagnostic purposes from Jan. 1992 to Aug. 1995 were reviewed. The total number of patients were 111 with 57 male and 54 female, and the mean age was 49 years (range 1 to 74). Multiple biopsies from more than one location were performed in 17 patients , pleural biopsies were performed In 49 patients, lung biopsies in 43 patients, mediastinal mass or Iymph node biopsies in 33 patients, and two pericardium biopsies and one dia- phragm biopsy, for a total of 128 biopsies. Seventeen pleural biopsy cases and one lung biopsy case underwent operation under local anesthesia , the rest were performed under general anesthesia. In patients who underwent lung biopsy, the mean age was 49.1 ye rs (range 22~ 73). The operating time was 40 to 170 minutes (mean 97), intravenous or intramuscular injection for pain control was required 0 to 22 times(mean 4.7), and chest tube was inserted from 1 to 26 days(mean 7). In all patients except two, a diagnosis was obtained from the biopsy and complication was encountered in one patient in whom intraoperative paroxysmal atrial tachycardia was detected. In 7 patients, a thorn- cotomy had to be done due to pleural adhesion or intraoperative bleeding, and 7 patients had postoperative complications associated with the chest tube. In the pleural biopsy group, the mean age was 49 years (range 17~ 74). The operating time was 25 to 80 minutes (mean 49), intravenous or intramuscular injection for pain control was needed 0 to 20 times (mean 3.6), and the chest tube was i.nserted for 0 to 67 days(mean 9.8). In all the patients, a diagnosis was possible. The chest tube was inserted for longer than 7 days in 11 patients. In the Iymph node biopsy roup, the mean age was 44.2 years (range 1 ~ 68). The operating time was )0 to 3)5 minutes(mean 105), pain control was required 0 to 15 times(mean 3.2), and a chest tube was kept in place for 1 to 36 days(mean 6.1). In one patient, a diagnosis was not possible and a chest tube was kept in place for longer than 7 days in 7 patients. In the multiple biopsy group, the mean age was 53.1 years(range 20~ 71). The operating time was 15 to 165 minutes(mean 85), and pain control was done from 0 to 17 times(mean 3.1). The chest tube was kept in place for 1 to 16 days (mean 7.9).

연세대학교 영동세브란스병원에서는 1992년 1월부터 1995년 8월까지 순수히 진단적 목적으로 비 디 오 홍강경 수술을 시 행 한 환자들을 대 상으로 진단율, 수술시 간, 수술후 통증, 함병 증 등을 분석 하고자 하였다. 환자는 총 111명으로 남자가 57명, 여자가 54명이었으며 나이는 1세부터 74세까지로 평균연령은 49세 였다. 비디오흥강경수술을 하게된 원$\circledcirc$은 대부분이 타 방법으로 조직학적 진단이 내려지지 않은 경우 였으며 일부는 기관지 내시경이나 침흡입생검으로 폐암진단을 받은 환자에서 병기설정 및 수술대상을 감별하기 위하여 실시한 경우도 있었다. 111명의 환자중 17명은 1개이상 부위에서 생검을 실시하여 총 128예의 조직생검술을 시행하였다. 늑 막 생 검 49예, 폐 생 검 43예, 종격동 림프절생 검은 33예, 심막 2예, 횡 격막 1예가 있었으며 늑막생검 12예 와 폐생검 1례는 국소마취하에 수술을 하였고 나머지는 전신마취하에 수술을 하였다. 폐생 검 환자들의 나이는 22~73세로 평균 49.1세 였으며 수술시간은 40~ 170분으로 평균 97분이 었다. 수술후 통증은 평가하기가 어려워 수술후 투여한 근육주사의 횟수로 비교하였으며 폐생검후 0~22회로 평균 4.7회 투여하였고 흥관의 제거는 1~ 26일 사이로 평균 7일만에 제거하였다. 폐생검후 2명을 제외한 전 예에서 진단이 가능하였으며 합병증으로는 수술중에 I명이 발작성 심방성 빈맥증이 발생하였고 7명 에서 개흥수술을 시 행하였으며 흥관과 관련된 합병증이 7명 에서 발생하였다. 늑막생검은 나이가 17~74세로 평균 49.0세 였으며 수술시간은 25~80분으로 평균 49분이었다. 수술 후 통증제거 목적으로 0~ 20회까지 (평균 3.6회) 근주하였으며 흉관은 0~67일로 평균 9.8일후에 제거하 였다. 진단은 전 예에서 가능하였으며 7일이상 흥관제거를 못한 합병증이 11예 있었다. 종격동 림프절 생검은 나이가 1~ 68세 사이로 평균 44.2세였으며 수술시간은 30~335분으로 평균 105 분이 었다. 통증으로 평균 3.2회(range 0~ 15회) 근주하였으며 흥관은 1~36일로 평균 6.1일만에 제거하 였다. 조직진단은 1명 에서 불확실하였으며 4명이 개흥수술을 하였고 7명이 7일 이후에 흥관제거가 가능 하였다. 1개 이상부위에서 조직검사를 시행한 환자들의 나이는 20~71세로 평균 53.떼였으며 시간은 15~ 165분으로 평균 소요시간은 85분이었다. 통증은 0-17 막\ulcorner평균 3.1회였으며 흥관은 1~ 16일로 평 f 7.9일만에 제거가 가능하였다. 이와같은 결과로 보아 진단적 목적의 비디오 흥강경 수술은 합병증이 적으면서 높은 진단율을 보이며 많은 환자에서 개흥술 없이 시행할 수 있는 좋은 진단방법으로 사료된다.

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