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    • Thoracic Surgery

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    • Chest trauma management has evolved significantly over the past century.
    • Early methods included external fixations and artificial lung ventilation.
    • The development of internal fixation techniques marked a major advancement.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To review the evolution of thoracic stabilization techniques for chest trauma.
    • To identify trends in surgical approaches and fixation methods.
    • To highlight the current preference for stable osteosynthesis.

    Main Methods:

    • Literature review of 220 reports on chest trauma treatment.
    • Analysis of historical and current surgical fixation methods.
    • Examination of the progression from external to internal fixation and ORIF.

    Main Results:

    • The evolution progressed from external fixation to internal fixation with plates and screws.
    • Pneumatic internal fixation (artificial lung ventilation) was replaced by ORIF.
    • A "second renaissance" in the last decade emphasizes active, early complex surgical solutions using stable osteosynthesis implants.

    Conclusions:

    • Modern thoracic stabilization for trauma prioritizes early, active surgical intervention.
    • Stable osteosynthesis using advanced implants is the current standard of care.
    • The field continues to advance, favoring definitive surgical stabilization over less invasive methods.