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case_images: Bronchoscopic appearance: 1A Before surgery; 2A After surgery, with the end-to-end anastomosis of the left main bronchus to the trachea
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case_images: Bronchoscopy showed a well-positioned Amplatzer device in the right main bronchus (RMB) with no evidence of bronchopleural fistula (Fig. 1A). The clinical, fiberoptic bronchoscopy (Fig. 1B), and computed tomography findings (Fig. 2C) improved.
case_images: Computed tomography findings: 2A Coronal view before surgery; 2B Axial view before surgery; 2C Coronal view after surgery
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case_images: The Amplatzer device was located in close proximity to the right upper lobe vein (RULV) and the right pulmonary artery, suggesting the presence of a bronchovascular fistula (Fig. 2A, B)."
case_images: Thoracostomy 1 month after closure using pedicled flaps
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case_images: Six months after surgery, the thoracostomy was closed using right dorsalis major and serratus major fasciocutaneous pedicled flaps (Fig. 3).