Why should patients with pectus excavatum (PE) undergo surgery as soon as possible?
Reduction in Surgical Difficulty and Risks: As patients age, the degree and extent of concavity worsen, accompanied by the gradual...
Reduction in Surgical Difficulty and Risks: As patients age, the degree and extent of concavity worsen, accompanied by the gradual...
PC is a chest wall deformity characterized by protrusion of the bony structures of the anterior chest wall. Generally speaking, the heart...
Generally, PE can be corrected with either the Wang procedure or the Nuss procedure.If the risks and difficulties of the surgery are not...
As a new generation of pectus excavatum surgery that subverts the tradition, the Wang procedure and the Nuss procedure show significant...
Sleep on your back as much as possible within one month after surgery. Avoid touching or getting the wound and surrounding area wet....
The smooth healing of surgical incisions relies on comprehensive and balanced nutritional support, in which high-quality protein, trace...
If you experience numbness, pain or other abnormal sensations in your neck, shoulders, or upper limbs after the Nuss procedure, it could...
Bars implanted inside the body during the Nuss procedure. Extensive clinical practice shows that the bars inside the body usually do not...
Different Technique for bar placement: The Nuss procedure involves placing steel bars with thoracoscopic assistance. However, when the...
Pre-shaping is a surgical technique proposed by Dr. Wenlin Wang, specifically designed for patients with rigid chest wall bones that...