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Chest Wall Reconstruction Using a Latissimus Dorsi Muscle Flap After the Treatment of a Tracheal Stump Fistula or Empyema Hiroki Umezawa 1 1Department of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, Nippon Medical School Hospital pp.1081-1086
Published Date 2025/10/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.18916/keisei.2025100009
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 In the treatment of empyema and tracheal stump fistulas, it is necessary to select appropriate reconstruction materials and methods based on factors such as the location of the defect to be filled, the impact of previous thoracic surgery, the presence of infection, and the patientʼs overall condition and nutritional status. Collaboration with thoracic surgeons and discussions with anesthesiologists are also crucial. Successful treatment outcomes depend on the smooth execution of all aspects, including general anesthesia with lung isolation ventilation, preoperative and intraoperative bronchoscopy, and the patientʼs gentle emergence from anesthesia.

 Since the latissimus dorsi muscle is large and easily located, it is often the first choice for reconstruction. However, relying too much on this muscle may lead to insufficient treatment and suboptimal results. Pedicled and free flaps should be used without hesitation, and in some cases, the use of two flaps should also be considered when the surgery is being planned.

 When securing the flap (especially in cases involving a tracheal stump fistula), it is essential to use a method that allows air to escape, in order to flexibly accommodate postoperative pressure changes.


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