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Thoracic Surgery

Minimally invasive surgery for lung, mediastinal and chest wall disease

Thoracic Surgery

Overview

Thoracic Surgery

Minimally invasive surgery for lung, mediastinal and chest wall disease

Thoracic surgery manages lung nodules, mediastinal masses, pleural disease and selected oesophageal cases. Robotic and video-assisted techniques aim to reduce operative trauma.

Working with oncology, pulmonology and radiology, the team prioritises speed and accuracy from diagnosis to resection strategy. Early discharge and remote follow-up matter for international patients.

Services

Lung resections
VATS / robotic thoracic surgery
Mediastinal mass surgery
Pleural disease
Chest wall reconstruction
Lung cancer board planning
Biopsy and diagnostic procedures
Post-operative respiratory rehabilitation

Faculty

Department doctors

Specialists connected directly to this service line.

Infrastructure

Technology in use

The main platforms supporting diagnostics, planning and procedural safety.

Da Vinci Xi Robot
2,000+

Da Vinci Xi Robot

High-precision minimally invasive robotic surgery platform.

ProstatectomyPartial nephrectomyHysterectomyColorectal surgery
PET-CT
24/7

PET-CT

Functional imaging for oncology staging and treatment-response tracking.

Lung cancerLymphomaColorectal cancerRecurrence assessment
4K Laparoscopy
4K

4K Laparoscopy

Advanced imaging quality for complex minimally invasive surgery.

GallbladderHerniaColorectalGynaecologic procedures

Performance markers

Department statistics

Portfolio-case metrics illustrating programme scale and outcomes.

VATS

Minimally invasive

PET-CT

Staging

0

Mobilisation

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Patient, travel and recovery questions relevant to this department.

Who is a suitable candidate for Thoracic Surgery?

The Thoracic Surgery team evaluates diagnosis, disease stage, comorbidities and previous treatments together.

Which technologies are used in this department?

Da Vinci Xi, PET-CT and VATS forms the core technical backbone of the department, supported by multidisciplinary planning.

How is recovery planned?

ICU, ward, rehabilitation and home follow-up steps are individualised before the procedure.

Is support available for international patients?

Yes. Pre-assessment, interpreter support, transfers and remote follow-up are coordinated by the international office.

When is a robotic approach preferred in lung surgery?

The decision depends on lesion location, lymph-node dissection needs and the patient's respiratory reserve.

Other clinical routes

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