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The future of thoracoplasty in pulmonary tuberculosis
(a)
85· per cent. of 446 patients who had thoracoplasty are satisfactory 1 to 7 years later. Another 4·3 per cent., now lost sight of, were well when last seen.
(b)
Such good results are unlikely in the future, if thoracoplasty is to be used mainly in cases unsuitable for resection.
(c)
The average age of tuberculous patients is increasing. Chemotherapy is prone to fail in older people and, where long-term chemotherapy has not converted the sputum, thoracoplasty is only moderately successful: it is wrong to expect brilliant results among salvage cases.
These operations were carried out by Mr. M. Hickey, Mr. B. O'Neill, Mr. D. Kneafsey, Mr. H. Wingfield, Mr. K. Shaw.
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