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Eight years of expertise with the sandwich technique for asymmetric pectus carinatum and excavatum-carinatum complex
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In brief
This article presents an eight-year surgical experience with the Sandwich technique, a specialized approach for correcting asymmetric pectus carinatum and mixed excavatum-carinatum chest wall deformities. The authors provide detailed insights into surgical methodology and outcomes for this relatively uncommon procedure first introduced in 2016.
- Sandwich technique addresses complex asymmetric pectus carinatum and excavatum-carinatum deformities with 8 years of clinical data.
- Novel surgical approach first described in 2016, but limited global adoption and published literature to date.
- Study focuses on technical surgical details and outcomes from extended single-center experience with the technique.
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The Sandwich technique is a novel approach for managing pectus carinatum and the excavatum–carinatum complex. Although first described in 2016, literature and global experience are scarce. We report our eight-year experience using the Sandwich technique, with a special focus on surgical aspects.
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