Lobectomy – Lung Lobe Removal Surgery
A major thoracic surgery to remove one lobe of the lung, often performed to treat lung cancer or severe lung disease, helping improve breathing function and prevent disease spread.
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What is a Lobectomy?
Understanding the Lobectomy Procedure
Step-by-Step Lobectomy Procedure
Pre-Surgical Evaluation
Imaging scans, lung function tests, and overall health assessment to confirm surgery suitability.
Anesthesia Administration
General anesthesia ensures the patient remains unconscious and pain-free.
Surgical Approach
Choice of thoracotomy, VATS, or robotic method based on patient condition and surgeon expertise.
Lobe Removal
The affected lobe is carefully detached from blood vessels and airways, then removed.
Lymph Node Dissection
Regional lymph nodes are removed for cancer staging and prevention of spread.
Closure & Drainage
Incisions are closed, and chest drains are placed to remove excess air and fluid.
Lobectomy Techniques
Open Lobectomy (Thoracotomy)
VATS Lobectomy
Robotic Lobectomy
Expert Lobectomy Surgery for Better Lung Health
Our thoracic surgeons specialize in both traditional and minimally invasive lobectomy, providing tailored care to maximize recovery and long-term health outcomes.