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Purpose: In this study in our clinic between 2010-2018, we aimed at examining the results of our malignant lung tumor patients who applied three port VATS techniques with lung resection. Patients and methods: between August 2010-January 2018 a total of 46 patients Male:37 patients, Women:9 patients with malignant causes were applied three ports of VATS lobectomy. The average age was 55.5 between 16 and 78 years old. The pre-operative characteristics of patients are additional disease, comorbidities, quantity of bleeding, duration of surgery, the type of resection, the number of lymph nodes sampled, the postoperative tracking characteristics, the amount of drainage, the duration of drainage, the duration of stay at the hospital, the complications, the postoperative pain scores are retrospective. The pathological diagnosis of patients was identified as adenocarcinoma in 29 patients, squamocellular carcinoma in 10 patients and other types of tumors in 7 patients. 21 of the patients had preoperative complications. The opening rate was 4.3%. There was no operational mortality. The average operating time is 169 minutes 75-285 minutes. The duration of stay in the hospital was estimated at an average of 5.1 days, and the average duration of dren was estimated at 4.2 days. Peroperative and postoperative drenage amounts were shown at 219 ml and 679 ml, respectively. The complication rate was 15.2 percent diagnosed with pneumonia 3 patients 6.5 percent, prolonged air leakage 1 patient 2.1 percent, arithmia 2 patients 4.3 percent and subcutaneous amphysema 1 patients 2.1 percent. On the first day after the surgery, the visual analogous pain scale was 2.8. With the average extracted lymphatic nodes, the average number of extracted lymphatic nodes was 17. In malignant lung cancer patients, VATS lobectomy is a technique that can be successfully and safely selected with low morbidity and satisfactory postoperative results.

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