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Differences in Chest Wall Between Dutch Adolescents with Pectus Carinatum and the General Pediatric Population: A Three-Dimensional Scanning Analysis
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In brief
This research uses three-dimensional body scanning to quantify chest wall morphology differences between Dutch adolescents diagnosed with pectus carinatum and age-matched healthy controls. The study validates the External Haller Index as a measurement tool for assessing protrusion severity in this common pediatric chest wall deformity.
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This study compares the External Haller Index in pectus carinatum patients to healthy adolescents, using 3D body imaging.
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