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Spatial transcriptomics for intrathoracic adhesion in mice

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Intrathoracic adhesions (IAs) complicate thoracic surgery, causing risks such as bleeding, prolonged operative time, and postoperative air leakage.

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Severe adhesions (>10% pleura) often necessitate conversion from VATS to open thoracotomy due to dissection difficulties and pleural damage. Given the increasing role of lung segmentectomy and re-lobectomy for small or recurrent NSCLC, reoperations with IA are expected to rise, highlighting the need for effective IA prevention.

This study aimed to establish such a murine IA model, evaluate pathological and gene expression changes, and identify targets to prevent lung–chest wall adhesions.

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Mus musculus · Other
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Life Sciences
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