Successful Treatment of Obstructive Pneumonia with Hemoptysis due to Non-Absorbable Suture-Related Granulation

Non-absorbable suture sometimes causes granulation tissue in the distant phase, and absorbable sutures are preferable for the bronchial stump. For the treatment, complete excision at an appropriate time is required based on the severity of the symptoms.

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Surgical Case Reports
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.70352/scrj.cr.25-0236
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Trauma Management and Diagnosis
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Successful Treatment of Obstructive Pneumonia with Hemoptysis due to Non-Absorbable Suture-Related Granulation

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Successful Treatment of Obstructive Pneumonia with Hemoptysis due to Non-Absorbable Suture-Related Granulation

Ayaka Asakawa, Ryota Ishizawa, Kenichi Okubo, Hironori Ishibashi, Yukitaka Sato
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Abstract

Non-absorbable suture sometimes causes granulation tissue in the distant phase, and absorbable sutures are preferable for the bronchial stump. For the treatment, complete excision at an appropriate time is required based on the severity of the symptoms.

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