A case requiring re-thoracotomy due to a significant reduction of tidal volume after commencement of chest tube drainage under pressure control ventilation following lower lobectomy
Taichi Shiraishi(Fukushima Medical University), Satoki Inoue(Fukushima Medical University Hospital), Takahiro Hakozaki(Fukushima Medical University), Tsuyoshi Isosu(Fukushima Medical University), Shinju Obara(Fukushima Medical University)
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