Long term cardiopulmonary effects of closed repair of pectus excavatum

Keyphrases

• Pectus Excavatum 100%
• Bar Removal 100%
• Cardiopulmonary Effects 100%
• Pulmonary Function 50%
• Cardiac Function 50%
• Echocardiogram 25%
• Moderate to Severe 25%
• Computed Tomography 25%
• Normalized Value 25%
• Physiological Effects 25%
• Paired T-test 25%
• Forced Expiratory Volume in 1 Second (FEV1) 25%
• Pulmonary Function Test 25%
• Cardiopulmonary Function 25%
• Exercise Tolerance 25%
• Follow-up Protocol 25%
• Exercise Test 25%
• Total Lung Capacity 25%
• Cardiac Effects 25%
• Open Procedure 25%
• Cardiac Index 25%
• Sustained Improvement 25%
• Age at Operation 25%
• Subjective Improvement 25%
• Aerobic Capacity 25%
• Severe Deformity 25%
• Pulmonary Symptoms 25%
• Intraoperative CT 25%
• VO2max 25%
• Closed Method 25%
• Pectus 25%
• Age Comparison 25%
• Term Evaluation 25%
• Anaerobic Threshold 25%
• Lung Diffusing Capacity 25%
• Tanner Stage 25%
• Height Comparison 25%
• Pulmonary Effects 25%
• CT Index 25%
• Tolerance Function 25%
• Respiratory Quotient 25%
• Nuss Repair 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Funnel Chest 100%
• Heart Function 50%
• Lung Function 50%
• Echocardiography 25%
• Pulse Rate 25%
• Symptom 25%
• Exercise Test 25%
• Student T Test 25%
• Exercise Tolerance 25%
• Pulmonary Function Testing 25%
• Oxygen 25%
• Total Lung Capacity 25%
• Lung Diffusion Capacity 25%
• Cardiopulmonary Function 25%
• Anaerobic Threshold 25%
• Respiratory Quotient 25%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Funnel Chest 100%
• Symptom 25%
• Exercise Test 25%
• Student T Test 25%
• X-Ray Computed Tomography 25%
• Echocardiography 25%
• Pulmonary Function Testing 25%
• Pulse Rate 25%
• Oxygen 25%
• Total Lung Capacity 25%
• Aerobic Capacity 25%
• Cardiac Index 25%
• Respiratory Quotient 25%
• Lung Diffusion Capacity 25%