Pectus excavatum is a chest wall deformity in which the sternum and ribs grow inward, creating a sunken appearance. Rush thoracic surgeon Christopher Seder, MD, explains how a minimally invasive procedure can correct it. Meet Dr. Seder: https://rsh.md/44yDtlz | Rush University System for Health

Pectus excavatum repair is a surgery that aim to reconstruct the aesthetic features of the chest. This surgery is done with a custom made silicone implant. Pectus excavatum is a congenital condition, which means you’re born with it. But people often notice it during their early teen years. This creates a noticeable and sometimes severe gap of your chest wall. | Dr. Chadi T Murr

What’s Pectus? Get in the know about Pectus Excavatum with Julian Guitron, MD, Thoracic and Cardiac Surgeon at The Christ Hospital. #AdultPectusRepair | The Christ Hospital Health Network

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