Pectus excavatum is frequently associated with congenital heart disease that requires surgery. This comprehensive review of pectus excavatum in children and adults describes the morphology, pathophysiology, indications for repair, surgical strategies, and clinical outcomes.
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Thoracic
May 24, 2023
This is part of the eighth session of the 4th International Conference for Sublobar Resections and Evolving Techniques for Lung Cancer, held in January 2023. It includes the Olympus industry symposium and talks from seven experts discussing tips, tricks, and dangers for VATS and RATS segmentectomies.
May 24, 2023
As a part of the 4th International Conference for Sublobar Resections and Evolving Techniques for Lung Cancer, three experts from around the world presented on innovations in thoracic surgery.
May 19, 2023
These recordings are from session 7 of the 4th International Conference for Sublobar Resections and Evolving Techniques for Lung Cancer.
May 3, 2023
This is the fifth session of the 4th International Conference for Sublobar Resections and Evolving Techniques for Lung Cancer, held in January 2023. It includes talks from two experts from the United States and France discussing planification and visualization of anatomy.
May 3, 2023
As a part of Session 5 of the 4th International Conference for Sublobar Resections and Evolving Techniques for Lung Cancer, Agathe Seguin-Givelet, France presented on her team’s mixed reality visualization tool for planning and simulation.
May 3, 2023
As a part of Session 5 of the 4th International Conference for Sublobar Resections and Evolving Techniques for Lung Cancer, Stephen Cassivi of Rochester, USA presented on the benefits of 3D modeling and printing for planification and visualization of anatomy.