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Persistent Pain After Surgery with the Nuss Procedure for Pectus Excavatum: Two Cases Nao Sogo 1 , Tomohisa Nagasao 1 , Keita Senda 1 , Akari Watanabe 1 , Kyoko Fukumori 1 , Atsushi Hosokawa 1 1Department of Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery, Kagawa University School of Medicine pp.1343-1348
Published Date 2025/12/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.18916/keisei.2025120015
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 Although the Nuss procedure is frequently used in the treatment of both child and adult patients, its use can result in unsatisfactory outcomes for patients unless it is applied with thorough planning. We describe two cases in which the patients had persistent pain after undergoing surgery with the Nuss procedure for pectus excavatum at other hospitals. For the first case (a 32-year-old female), inappropriate curvature of a correction bar had been causing the patientʼs pain. Removal of the inappropriately formed bar eliminated the pain. For the second case (a 53-year-old female), the previous surgeon had placed two bars on the patientʼs thorax and connected the two bars with a special stabilizer. The two bars had been connected so firmly that they had restricted the respiratory movement of the patientʼs thorax, causing pain and discomfort. We removed the bars and connector to increase the ribsʼ mobility. The patientʼs pain and discomfort then disappeared. In the Nuss procedure, the patientʼs thorax is forcibly elevated by correction bars (and sometimes stabilizers). Surgeons must take the greatest care so that the apparatus does not produce excessive stress on the ribs and does not restrict the patientʼs respiratory movement.


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