2017
DOI: 10.1055/s-0037-1599793
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The Interest of Performing “On-Demand Chest X-rays” after Lung Resection by Minimally Invasive Surgery

Abstract: There is a lack of consensus in hospital centers regarding costly daily routine chest X-rays after lung resection by minimally invasive surgery. Indeed, there is no evidence that performing daily chest X-rays prevents postoperative complications. Our objective was to compare chest X-rays performed on demand when there was clinical suspicion of postoperative complications and chest X-rays performed systematically in daily routine practice. This prospective single-center study compared 55 patients who had on-dem… Show more

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