MedBioSphere
Articles Videos The Web  
    

Search Results visceral pleural

1. ] sealant can reduce or eliminate air leaks in lung surgeries.
...for use as a surgical sealant during elective pulmonary resection as an adjunct to standard closure techniques of visceral pleural air leaks. The DuraSeal product is not currently approved in the U.S. for lung sealing. By providing an airtight...
November 1, 2006; Adhesives & Sealants Industry

2. DuraSeal(R) Sealant CE Mark for Thoracic Applications.
...for use as a surgical sealant during elective pulmonary resection as an adjunct to standard closure techniques of visceral pleural air leaks. By providing an airtight seal in lung surgery, DuraSeal Sealant will offer surgeons operating on the lung...
September 15, 2005; PR Newswire

3. ncer Staging and Histologic Typing
...obstructive pneumonia. Assessment of visceral pleural involvement is another feature...guidelines on what constitutes visceral pleural involvement, a surprising omission given that the presence of visceral pleural involvement upstages a tumor...
July 1, 2007; Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine

4. Radiographic aspects of pneumothorax.
...insensitive.(1) Radiographic identification of the visceral pleural line is the mainstay for the detection of pneumothorax...two layers, the visceral and parietal pleura. The visceral pleural layer envelops the lung and extends into the interlobar...
February 1, 1995; American Family Physician

5. Covidien Introduces PleuraSeal(TM) Lung Sealant System to European Marketplace.
...for use as a surgical sealant during elective pulmonary resection as an adjunct for standard closure techniques of visceral pleural air leaks. The PleuraSeal[TM] Lung Sealant System offers surgeons a unique advanced hydrogel technology that provides...
November 9, 2007; Business Wire

6. Intralobar and extralobar bronchopulmonary sequestration complicated by Nocardia asteroides infection. (Case Report).
...of congenital lung malformations. (1) Sequestrations are classified as intralobar or extralobar depending on the visceral pleural investment of the abnormal tissue. The sequestered mass serves as a nidus for repeated infections. We present a patient...
January 1, 2003; Southern Medical Journal

7. Letters
...Classification: The Need for Recording Visceral Pleural Manifestations Separately To...recognition of parietal from visceral pleural reactions.1,2 The application...documented.3-6 Recognizable visceral pleural reactions on the chest radiograph...
July 1, 2002; International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health

8. Updated protocol for the examination of specimens from patients with carcinoma of the lung
...high-grade tumors with poor prognosis. C: Visceral Pleural Invasion.-The presence of visceral pleural invasion in tumors smaller than 3 cm will...stains may provide useful information.4,5 Visceral pleural invasion may not, by itself, be an independent...
October 1, 2003; Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine

9. Iatrogenic bilateral pneumothorax arising from acupuncture: a case report
...line, and over the medial scapular line. Pneumothorax is unlikely to develop by the use of a solid needle unless the visceral pleural is punctured. According to the literature, the potentially dangerous acupoints include GB21, ST11, and ST12 of the...
December 1, 2005; Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery

10. Post-thoracentesis trapped lung
...contrast to pneumothorax, trapped lung radiographically does not appear larger on expiration than on inspiration and the visceral pleural line delineates the scarred lung contour. Because apposition of the visceral and parietal pleura cannot be achieved...
April 1, 2007; Journal of Postgraduate Medicine