Keuhkoputkioleihin

Keuhkoputkioleihin refers to a medical device used in lung surgery. The term is derived from the Finnish language and translates to "bronchial clamp" or "lung tube clamp". Keuhkoputkioleihin is used to clamp or occlude individual bronchi during thoracic surgery.

The device consists of a wire or metal clip that is applied to the bronchus, either with manual forceps or with surgical instruments. The clamping mechanism prevents air from entering or leaving the lung segment, allowing the surgeon to perform procedures such as lung resection, tumor removal, or repair of bronchial fistulas.

Keuhkoputkioleihin was first introduced in the mid-20th century and has since become a standard tool in thoracic surgery. The device is commonly used in operating rooms and by thoracic surgeons worldwide. There are different types of keuhkoputkioleihin available, including reusable and disposable models.

The development of keuhkoputkioleihin has contributed to the advancement of lung surgery. It allows surgeons to precisely control lung function during procedures, reducing the risk of complications. This has made keuhkoputkioleihin an essential component in the operating room, particularly in cardiothoracic surgery centers.

Overall, the use of keuhkoputkioleihin has improved the safety and effectiveness of lung surgery. As surgical techniques continue to evolve, so will the design and functionality of keuhkoputkioleihin, contributing to better patient outcomes and fewer post-operative complications.