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Identification of the Separation Range of an Incomplete Interlobar Fissure in Segmentectomy Using Near Infrared
Yusuke Saeki1,2, Kojiro Nakaoka2, Masaharu Inagaki2
1Department of Thoracic Surgery, University of Tsukuba, Tsukuba, JPN.
Abstract:
In segmentectomy for patients with incomplete interlobar fissures, insufficient dissection of the interlobar parenchyma may result in incomplete segmentectomy, while excessive dissection may lead to excessive bleeding and air leaks. Here, we report a case of left apicoposterior (S1+2) segmentectomy with incomplete interlobar fissure in which near-infrared thoracoscopy with indocyanine green was used to identify the separation range of interlobar fissure by dissecting the relevant vessels beforehand.

