1958
DOI: 10.1055/s-0028-1114204
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Die operative Behandlung der Trichterbrust

Abstract: Alle Manuskripte sind direkt an die Schriftleitung zu richten, sie dürfen nicht gleichzeitig anderen Blättern zum Abdruck angeboten werden. Wenn nichts anderes vermerkt wird, nimmt die Schriftleitung an, daß es sich um Alleinangebote handelt. -Der Verlag erwirbt mit der Annahme des Manuskriptes das ausschließliche Recht der Vervielfältigung, Verbreitung und Ubersetzung der in dieser Zeitschrift zum Abdruck gelangenden Beiträge sowie ihre Verwendung für fremdsprachliche Ausgaben. Kein Teil dieser Zeitschrift da… Show more

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“…In analogy to the situation in constrictive pericarditis, this finding has also become an indication to operation in funnel chest (1,9).…”
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confidence: 94%
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“…In analogy to the situation in constrictive pericarditis, this finding has also become an indication to operation in funnel chest (1,9).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…In recent years several investigators have expressed their opinion (6, 9, 1 1, 19) that patients with funnel chest should be treated surgically, even if they have no complaints and no demonstrable heartor lung-function disturbances (9,19), preferably in the 3rd or 4th year of life. This is called a prophylactic operation.…”
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“…[18] Later on, in 1949 Ravitch's report on a technique involving the excision of all deformed cartilages with anterior fixation of the sternum using Kirschner wires and silk sutures in, [19] and Hegemann's report on surgical management with metal struts to stabilize the sternum in 1965, laid the foundation for the present techniques practiced worldwide. [20] Since the 1960's a variety of techniques are presently being used for the correction of funnel chest, however no procedure is universally accepted as the optimal procedure. [ Figure 3] It is very important that the primary correction of the deformity is successful since secondary repair of recurrent funnel chest is technically more challenging and difficult to perform.…”
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“…In more than 50% of the cases the immediate acceptable cosmetic result had disappeared in contrast to the satisfaction expressed by almost all the patients. Because of the high incidence of recurrence and because of various risks involved in this operation, the authors do not advocate its performance.Among the various deformities of the thorax, funnel chest (pectus excavatum) has attracted much attention.Many authors consider funnel chest as a cause of cardiopulmonary symptoms (Hegemann and Schoberth, 1958;von Mallinckrodt and Gremmel, 1960;Dafoe and Ross, 1961;Flemming and Neute, 1966), while others are more doubtful (Brodkin).The majority of patients with funnel chest have no organic symptoms, but the purely cosmetic aspect is of great significance for many. In this country, Hansen and Jacoby (1956) found reduced pulmonary function in four patients with funnel chest.…”
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“…Many authors consider funnel chest as a cause of cardiopulmonary symptoms (Hegemann and Schoberth, 1958;von Mallinckrodt and Gremmel, 1960;Dafoe and Ross, 1961;Flemming and Neute, 1966), while others are more doubtful (Brodkin, 1948;Myhre, 1955;Landtman, 1958;Ashmore, 1963;Zorab, 1966;Wohl, 1968).…”
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