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38 patients received indocyanine green application to investigate gastric tube perfusion during thoracoscopic surgery to treat esophageal cancer: The average age of the patients was: 58.1 ± 8.1 (32-70). are 100% male. Before surgery, ASA=2 accounted for 73.7%, ASA=3 accounted for 26.3%. Some technical characteristics: Injection dose: 100% use 2.5 mg/1 injection. Injection route: 32 patients (84.3%) received central intravenous injection, 6 patients (15.7%) received peripheral intravenous injection. Number of injections: 36 patients (94.7%) received 2 injections: the first injection after completing the gastric tube shaping, the second injection after the gastric tube was pulled through the posterior mediastinal tunnel. There were 2 patients who had to be injected 3 times. 100% of patients had clear images of ICG infiltration on the gastric tube, thereby determining the characteristics of gastric tube perfusion.
Key words: Gastric tube perfusion, indocyanine green, esophagectomy
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Gastric tube perfusion, indocyanine green, esophagectomy, indocyanine green, esophagectomy
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