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Age-related outcomes of minimally invasive repair of pectus excavatum: a single-center retrospective cohort study. [PDF]
J Thorac DisCuong LT, Bang HT, Thuy TTM, Vy TT.
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[Adverse effects of metal exposure in pectus excavatum surgery]. [PDF]
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Seminars in Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery, 2004
One of the more common chest wall anomalies seen in children is pectus excavatum. Although some studies suggest a physiologic impact of this anomaly on cardiac function during exercise, this remains somewhat controversial. Regardless, a number of children are symptomatic from either the appearance of the deformity or from the standpoint of tolerance to
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One of the more common chest wall anomalies seen in children is pectus excavatum. Although some studies suggest a physiologic impact of this anomaly on cardiac function during exercise, this remains somewhat controversial. Regardless, a number of children are symptomatic from either the appearance of the deformity or from the standpoint of tolerance to
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Cardiomegaly and pectus excavatum
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1973This 21-year-old man presented for evaluation of cardiomegaly noted on a chest roentgenogram obtained because of palpitation. He had no other symptom of heart disease and his physical examination was normal except for a moderate pectus excavatum deformity. #{176}From the Pulmonary Disease Service, Madigan Army Medical Center,Tacoma.
K.K. Hunt, R. Cole
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Southern Medical Journal, 1990
Pectus excavatum is relatively uncommon. Our experience with 177 children during a 15-year period produced changes in our surgical technique, which now includes a small transverse incision, minimal subcutaneous flap elevation, a muscle-relaxing incision over the fifth costal cartilage, complete resection of involved cartilage, use of Adkins' strut ...
E S, Golladay, C W, Wagner
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Pectus excavatum is relatively uncommon. Our experience with 177 children during a 15-year period produced changes in our surgical technique, which now includes a small transverse incision, minimal subcutaneous flap elevation, a muscle-relaxing incision over the fifth costal cartilage, complete resection of involved cartilage, use of Adkins' strut ...
E S, Golladay, C W, Wagner
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