Evaluation of the method of operative treatment of funnel-shaped chest

A funnel-shaped chest, also known as a concave chest, is a deformity of the breastbone that develops as a result of abnormal growth of the breastbone and ribs. The article presents a comparative analysis of funnel chest treatment methods and justification of the corresponding statistical method.

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2024-11-15
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https://doi.org/10.52340/spectri.2024.09.01.16
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Anatomy and Medical Technology
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Evaluation of the method of operative treatment of funnel-shaped chest

Manana Giorgobiani, EREKLE MOSIDZE, Ana Chikovani Ana Chikovani
Anatomy and Medical Technology
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Evaluation of the method of operative treatment of funnel-shaped chest

Manana Giorgobiani, EREKLE MOSIDZE, Ana Chikovani Ana Chikovani
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Abstract

A funnel-shaped chest, also known as a concave chest, is a deformity of the breastbone that develops as a result of abnormal growth of the breastbone and ribs. The article presents a comparative analysis of funnel chest treatment methods and justification of the corresponding statistical method.

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