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Meanings of pectus in English
Synonyms
Examples for "chest"
Examples for "chest"
1
That keeps you clear, keeps your chest clear and keeps everything clear.
2
The blood flows into the chest; it fills the lungs; he suffocates.
3
It was 13 weeks of grueling work chest-deep in water and cold.
4
The rest, accept your chest, and learn a new way to dress.
5
Her chest felt as if it were exploding; it felt good, actually.
1
The head and the fore part of the thorax had already disappeared.
2
In the acoustic sense, the thorax is not a cavity at all.
3
This is a picture of the head and thorax of the grasshopper.
4
The level of the tea in our bodies had reached the thorax.
5
The thorax is never sufficiently compressed to drive out all the air.
Usage of pectus in English
1
Reoperation for failed pectus repair in adults can be performed safely with outstanding results.
2
Quantifying sex-ratio bias in probands demonstrates a highly significant male bias associated with pectus excavatum.
3
Says he, 'Omnia prioris' (meaning the swift); 'sed pectus album; paulo major priore.'
4
Introduction: Postoperative pain control remains the primary reason for inpatient stay after minimally invasive repair of pectus excavatum.
5
The purpose of this study was to review our 30-year experience with surgical repair of pectus deformities in adults.
6
The indications have been as diverse as anti-retrovirus treatment associated facial lipoatrophy, pectus excavatum and post-breast reconstruction contour deformities.
7
More recently the minimally invasive Nuss procedure, used exclusively in children, has been introduced for correction of pectus deformities in adults.
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Background: A plethora of studies have described repair of pectus deformities in children, but only few reports have described this repair in adults.
9
Materials and methods: Patients were randomized to epidural or PCA following minimally invasive repair of pectus excavatum with standard protocols for each arm.
10
Some clinical traits appear important and may serve as reliable indicators for predicting the likelihood of pectus excavatum in children before severe symptoms present.
11
Additionally there is likely more than one pectus disease-associated allele, as well as a relatively large number of disease allele carriers in the human population.
12
Background: Pectus repair in adults can be challenging.
13
Pectus excavatum is the most common congenital chest wall abnormality expressed in children, yet its inheritance is poorly understood.
14
Pectus est quod facit theologum.
Frequent collocations
Pectus through the time