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Can the Chest Sink Again After Nuss Surgery?

Does the chest collapse again after Nuss surgery? 🤔 The Nuss procedure is one of the most effective methods of treating pectus excavatum (shoemaker's chest). However, some patients wonder if they will experience collapse again after surgery. 🔹 So, is this possible? ✅ Early removal of the bar: Removing the support bar before the rib cage is fully seated may increase the risk of recurrence. ✅ Connective Tissue and Bone Structure: Patients with flexible connective tissue and insufficient bone hardening may rarely experience recollapse. Severe Physical Trauma: Severe blows or accidents can cause the rib cage to remodel. 💡 How to Prevent? ✔️ The bar should remain in place for the recommended period (usually 2-3 years). ✔️ Doctor controls should not be interrupted. ✔️ Regular exercise and correct posture habits should be acquired. Generally, with the right patient selection and surgical technique, permanent improvement is achieved after Nuss surgery. The risk of collapse again is very low. 💙 #PectusExcavatum #NussSurgery #ThoracicSurgery #Health