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Simultaneous surgical correction of pectus excavatum and cardiac disease in two adults
Kenji Iino1, Makoto Oda1, Isao Matusmoto1
1Department of General and Cardiothoracic Surgery, Kanazawa University, Kanazawa, Japan.
Abstract:
Thoracic reconstruction in patients with pectus excavatum with concomitant cardiac or aortic surgery poses a major clinical challenge. The report describes two cases of adult patients undergoing simultaneous surgical correction of cardiac disease and sternal deformity using one of two different techniques: a sterno-turnover method preserving the rectus muscle or a sternal elevation method with A-O plates.
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