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Inverse T-shaped sternotomy as novel thoracoplasty for severe chest deformation and tracheal stenosis.

Hirofumi TomitaAkihiro ShimotakaharaNaoki ShimojimaHideo IshihamaMiki IshikawaYuki MizunoMakoto HashimotoAyano TsukizakiKazuaki MiyaguniSeiichi Hirobe
Published in: Surgical case reports (2021)
Our observations suggested that the inverse T-shaped sternotomy combined with brachiocephalic artery transection may relieve symptoms of tracheal stenosis due to severe chest deformation in patients with severe motor and intellectual disabilities.
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