Minimal invasive surgical correction of pectus excavatum deformities in adolescents: Our institutional experience

Keyphrases

• Minimally Invasive 100%
• Deformity 100%
• Surgical Correction 100%
• Pectus Excavatum 100%
• Institutional Experience 100%
• Thoracoscopic 66%
• Pectus Bar 66%
• Metal Plate 66%
• Chest Deformity 66%
• Nuss Procedure 66%
• All Ages 33%
• Allergic Reaction 33%
• Inflammation 33%
• Learning Curve 33%
• Reoperation 33%
• Postoperative Outcomes 33%
• Surgical Procedures 33%
• Dislocation 33%
• Surgical Approach 33%
• Operative Time 33%
• Choice Method 33%
• Surgical Technique 33%
• Postoperative Recovery 33%
• Normal Activity 33%
• Patient Response 33%
• Foreign Body 33%
• Blood Volume 33%
• Pericardial Effusion 33%
• Sternum 33%
• Surgical Placement 33%
• Nuss 33%
• Retrosternal 33%
• Minimally Invasive Nuss Procedure 33%
• Operation Field 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Surgery 100%
• Adolescent 100%
• Funnel Chest 100%
• Surgical Technique 66%
• Thorax Deformity 66%
• Reoperation 33%
• Surgical Approach 33%
• Operation Duration 33%
• Allergic Response 33%
• Wound 33%
• Foreign Body 33%
• Learning Curve 33%
• Pericardial Fluid 33%
• Postoperative Recovery 33%
• Sternum 33%