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• Pectus excavatum
  == Pectus Excavatum == '''Pectus excavatum''' (pronounced: PEK-tus eks-ka-VA-tum), also known as '''funnel chest''' or
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• Pectus excavatum
  == Pectus Excavatum == '''Pectus excavatum''' (pronounced: PEK-tus eks-ka-VA-tum), also known as '''funnel chest''' or
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• Haller index
  ...dex''', is a medical measurement used to quantify the severity of [[Pectus Excavatum]]. The index is named after the Swiss anatomist and physician [[Albrecht vo ...veloped to provide a standardized measurement for the severity of [[Pectus Excavatum]], a condition Haller extensively studied.
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• Nuss procedure
  ...mally invasive surgical procedure developed for the correction of [[pectus excavatum]], a congenital deformity of the anterior thoracic wall in which the sternu * [[Pectus Excavatum]]: A condition in which the breastbone sinks into the chest.
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• Concave
  ...dical conditions. For example, a [[concave chest]] (also known as [[pectus excavatum]]) is a condition where the breastbone sinks into the chest, creating a not * [[Pectus excavatum]]: A medical condition where the chest appears concave due to the breastbon
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• Retraction
  ...due to muscle contraction. This can be seen in conditions such as [[pectus excavatum]], where the chest appears sunken due to the inward pulling of the rib cage * [[Pectus excavatum]]: A condition in which the chest appears sunken due to the inward pulling
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• Sternal cleft
  ...tion is often associated with other congenital anomalies, such as [[pectus excavatum]] and [[pectus carinatum]]. * [[Pectus excavatum]]
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• Curacao
  * Chest deformity: This refers to a sunken or protruding chest (pectus excavatum or pectus carinatum). * [[Pectus excavatum]]: A condition in which the breastbone sinks into the chest.
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• Funnel
  ...o used in medical procedures such as [[Funnel Chest|Funnel Chest]] (Pectus excavatum), a condition where the breastbone sinks into the chest.
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• Precordial examination
  ...ner observes the chest wall for any visible abnormalities such as [[pectus excavatum]] or [[pectus carinatum]].
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• Barrel
  * [[Pectus Excavatum]]: Also known as 'funnel chest', this is a condition where the breastbone s
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• Harrison's groove
  * [[Pectus excavatum]]
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• Pectus carinatum
  * [[Pectus excavatum]]
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• Pigeon breast
  * [[Pectus Excavatum]]: A condition where the breastbone sinks into the chest, creating a sunken
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• Marfanoid
  * Pectus excavatum or pectus carinatum
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• Loeys-dietz syndrome
  ...neurysm]] in the aorta. Other symptoms may include [[scoliosis]], [[pectus excavatum]] (sunken chest), and [[joint hypermobility]].
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