Chest radiography after the Nuss procedure. Four types of bar position;

Pectus excavatum, Radiology Reference Article

Hisako KUYAMA, Lecturer, Kawasaki Medical University, Kurashiki, Department of Pediatric Surgery

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The 4-years postoperative photograph of the chest wall.

Patient with a bar in the correct position after the Nuss procedure (A)

Analysis of chest wall elevation after the Nuss procedure using 3D body scanning technique in patients with pectus excavatum

Analysis of chest wall elevation after the Nuss procedure using 3D body scanning technique in patients with pectus excavatum

Chest X-ray postero-anterior & lateral view of NUSS procedure with the

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Bar position at postoperative chest X-ray:posteroanterior (left) and

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Comparison of the two groups with regard to number of patients, sex