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001 and P=0.002, respectively). The frequency of requiring a chest tube to treat a pneumothorax was 86% lower when gelfoam was used (P=0.012). Gelfoam is effective in preventing immediate pneumothorax. In patients with emphysema, there was a significantly higher risk of delayed pneumothorax without gelfoam. Additionally, non-peripheral lesions were more likely to develop pneumothorax when gelfoam was not used. The use of gelfoam was especially important in preventing the development of major pneumothoraces that would require drainage wi
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