Thoracic Surgery: Lung Resections, Bronchoplasty (Master Techniques in Surgery) 1st Edition

A practical, technique-focused surgical guide to pulmonary resection and bronchial reconstruction. Edited by Douglas J. Mathisen and Christopher R. Morse and published as part of the Master Techniques in Surgery series, this volume breaks complex thoracic procedures into clear, step-by-step operative techniques illustrated with high-quality photos and drawings. The book emphasizes safe, reproducible approaches, intraoperative decision making, and methods to prevent and manage complications.

Key features:

• Step-by-step operative guidance for lobectomy, segmentectomy, pneumonectomy, sleeve resections, and bronchoplasty procedures.

• Detailed illustrations, intraoperative photographs, and concise text that show critical anatomy, exposure, and instrument handling.

• Practical tips on complication avoidance, troubleshooting, and postoperative care drawn from experienced thoracic surgeons.

• Focus on both standard and advanced techniques, including considerations for minimally invasive and open approaches.

• Useful for operative planning, resident training, and quick reference in the operating room.

Who should read this

• Thoracic and cardiothoracic surgeons and surgical trainees who want a focused, hands-on manual for lung resection and bronchial reconstruction.

• General surgeons and surgical residents preparing for thoracic rotations or bronchoplastic procedures.

• Operating room teams and advanced practice providers who support thoracic surgery cases.

Why this book
This volume translates complex thoracic operations into accessible, reproducible steps. If you want a compact, technique-driven reference that emphasizes how to perform lung resections and bronchoplasty safely and effectively, this book delivers practical guidance without unnecessary theory.