Pediatric Surgery

Pectus - Physiologic Consequences and Research

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November 08, 2018 cardiac, cardiac dyssynchrony, cardiopulmonary stress testing, christina a. bates, dawn e. jaroszewski, derek e. neilson, ehlers danlos syndrome, emily j. mckenna, eric j. crotty, exercise testing, genetics, Innovations in the Management of Pectus Deformities 2015, jaimie joosten, lecture, pain management, pectus excavatum, precuts, precuts excavated, rebeccah l. brown, right ventricular outflow track, segmental excursion, senthilkumar sadhasivam, staci loer-fisher, todd ponsky, vacuum bell, victor f. garcia
Dr. Dawn Jaroszewski, division of cardiothoracic surgery, discusses the physiological consequences and research in pectus patients. Dr. Jaroszewski presents on imaging of the right ventricular outflow track, cardiac output 3D, cardiac dyssynchrony, segmental excursion, exercise testing, cardiopulmonary stress testing, and VO2 max observation. A panel discussion followed the presentation and included discussion in Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, pectus repair optimal age, and vacuum bell treatment.