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Commentary on Intrathoracic Prosthesis in Children in Preventing Post-Pneumonectomy Syndrome: Its Role in Congenital Single Lung and Post-Pneumonectomy Situations

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Commentary examining the use of intrathoracic prostheses to prevent post-pneumonectomy syndrome in pediatric patients, addressing both congenital single lung cases and post-surgical pneumonectomy scenarios. Discusses strategies to mitigate mediastinal shift and associated complications in children requiring lung removal.

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This is a Commentary on the manuscript titled "Intrathoracic Prosthesis in Children in Preventing Post-Pneumonectomy Syndrome: Its Role in Congenital Single Lung and Post-Pneumonectomy Situations" by Quong W, Bulstrode N, Beeman A, et al.

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