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Manejo del neumotórax primario espontáneo en niños

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Chapter 1 of 1 · Evidence & Research

Pneumothorax management

Retrospective study of spontaneous pneumothorax management in adolescents

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The study was a retrospective analysis conducted at Children's Mercy Hospital Kansas City
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The study analyzed patients aged 12 to 18 years with spontaneous pneumothorax presenting between 2016 and 2021
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The study included 59 patients total
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The hospital protocol involved starting with simple aspiration, which if it failed, proceeded to VATS
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33% of patients were treated with simple aspiration
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66% of patients were treated with VATS
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Patients treated with simple aspiration had a recurrence rate of 45%
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Patients treated with simple aspiration had a median hospital stay of 20.4 hours
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Patients treated with VATS had a recurrence rate of 25%
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Patients treated with VATS had a median hospital stay of 3.1 days
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