Parenchymal Sparing Surgery With Minimally Invasive Approach In Castleman’s Disease: Case  Report

Parenchymal Sparing Surgery With Minimally Invasive Approach In Castleman’s Disease: Case Report

Eylem Yentürk

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The Castleman’s disease is mostly benign and has an uncertain aetiology. Its clinical type with a unicentric placement is generally localised in thoracic structures and receives the highest benefit from surgery. In this paper, we have presented our unicentrically-placed Castleman’s case on which we performed excision with VATS rather than conventional surgery.

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Eylem Yentürk. 2026. \u201cParenchymal Sparing Surgery With Minimally Invasive Approach In Castleman’s Disease: Case Report\u201d. Unknown Journal GJMR-I Volume 22 (GJMR Volume 22 Issue I1).

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Submission ReceivedOctober 3, 2021
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