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In comparison to open surgery, VATS lung resections are technically challenging operations as the operative field is transformed from a three dimensional multi-angle wide view to a two dimensional screen. Therefore careful pre-operative and intra-operative planning is required to complete the procedure safely and successfully. All our patients undergo a Computed Tomography (CT) which is essential for pre-operative planning.The Multiplanar Reconstruction (MPR) mode displays images in the Coronal and Sagittal view. The sagittal view can be rotated by 90 degrees to bring the lung apex to the left side. This corresponds to the patientu0027s position in the right lateral decubitus position (for left sided resections) but not in the left lateral decubitus position for right sided resections. Therefore, the standard sagittal view in the MPR mode is not adequate for operative planning for right sided lung resections.

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