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[Modified sternal turnover with pedicle of abdominal rectus muscle for pectus excavatum].

Gao W, S Zhang, D Zhang, Liu H, Li N

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OBJECTIVE: To assess surgical correction for children with pectus excavatum. METHOD: Modified sternal turnover operation with rectus abdominalis pedicle was performed on 20 children with pectus excavatum since 1987. RESULTS: The patients were successfully corrected and no recurrence was seen during 6 to 36 months after operation. Human bone density examination showed same results in some patients before and six months after operation. CONCLUSION: Modified sternal turnover operation has the following advantages: easy to operate; less bleeding; better blood supply to the turned sternum; rapid postoperative recovery; satisfied correction of deformity and no recurrence. It should be widely used clinically.

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OBJECTIVE: To assess surgical correction for children with pectus excavatum. METHOD: Modified sternal turnover operation with rectus abdominalis pedicle was performed on 20 children with pectus excavatum since 1987. RESULTS: The patients were successfully corrected and no recurrence was seen during 6 to 36 months after operation. Human bone density examination showed same results in some patients before and six months after operation. CONCLUSION: Modified sternal turnover operation has the following advantages: easy to operate; less bleeding; better blood supply to the turned sternum; rapid postoperative recovery; satisfied correction of deformity and no recurrence. It should be widely used clinically.

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OBJECTIVE: To assess surgical correction for children with pectus excavatum. METHOD: Modified sternal turnover operation with rectus abdominalis pedicle was performed on 20 children with pectus excavatum since 1987. RESULTS: The patients were successfully corrected and no recurrence was seen during 6 to 36 months after operation. Human bone density examination showed same results in some patients before and six months after operation. CONCLUSION: Modified sternal turnover operation has the following advantages: easy to operate; less bleeding; better blood supply to the turned sternum; rapid postoperative recovery; satisfied correction of deformity and no recurrence. It should be widely used clinically.

Key concepts: Pectus excavatum, Medicine, Sternum, Surgery, Deformity

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