The patients with early lung cancer lesions

The mortality rate for one-stop CT-guided lung nodule localization with surgical resection has dropped below 1% thanks to modern surgical advances. Today’s surgeries prioritize precise lesion removal, lung function preservation, and fewer postoperative complications. Minimally invasive techniques play a key role by reducing pain, shortening recovery, and minimizing disruption to daily life. Our thoracic surgery team follows global trends, focusing on minimally invasive and CT-guided innovations. We use hybrid operating room CT real-time localization combined with thoracoscopic surgery, allowing precise targeting of small nodules while limiting the surgical field and protecting normal lung tissue. We provide various minimally invasive options, such as single-port and dual-port thoracoscopy, tailoring plans to each patient’s nodule features, lung function, and medical history to balance effective treatment and quality of life. We also apply fluorescence imaging to improve intraoperative precision and lower complication risks. Committed to innovation, we share our research globally through publications and conferences, striving to help more patients with lung nodules and early lung cancer

• CT-guided real-time localization technology

• Localization combined with minimally invasive thoracoscopic surgery

• Precise diagnosis

The annual surgical volume of the Department of Thoracic Surgery at our hospital exceeds 1,000 cases

• The localization success rate of one-stop CT-guided lung nodule localization is 97.8%.

• The pathological malignancy rate of lesions resected following one-stop localization combined with surgical resection is as high as 98%

The rate of localization needle dislodgement and dye diffusion was only 2.2%.2.The incidence of pneumothorax was only 4%

Postoperative patient satisfaction was 98 out of 100.

Our team has published numerous articles in internationally renowned journals, including the Australian journal Heart, Lung and Circulation, the European and UK journal European Journal of Cardio-Thoracic Surgery, the U.S.-based European Journal of Cancer Prevention, and Academic Radiology

• This approach reduces patients’ social costs and improves postoperative quality of life.

• It enhances surgical safety from a clinical standpoint.

• It improves overall healthcare efficiency and optimizes resource allocation.