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Final conclusions,ely on different measurement methods concerning the objective and subjective outcome. Furthermore publishing only own results usually tends to propagate the own methods and techniques, frequently based on modifications of prior developments.

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Advances in Energy Harvesting MethodsWhile in earlier decades skin horizontal incisions extending up to 30 cm with resulting unsightly scars were not uncommon for surgical access across the anterior thoracic wall and décolleté (Figs. 1 and 2), nowadays incisions and therewith resulting scars of 3–10 cm usually suffice for the different techniques of correction applied.

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Simon Marwitz,Marian Klobasa,David DallingerThe pectus arcuatum deformity [1, 3] with minor or major curvature of the sternum, including either symmetric excavatum and carinatum features along a longitudinal (Figs. 1 and 2) axis or asymmetrically along a transversal axis (Figs. 3 and 4) needs a comprehensive approach.

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Special techniques in pectus arcuatum and mixed deformities,The pectus arcuatum deformity [1, 3] with minor or major curvature of the sternum, including either symmetric excavatum and carinatum features along a longitudinal (Figs. 1 and 2) axis or asymmetrically along a transversal axis (Figs. 3 and 4) needs a comprehensive approach.

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Simon Köppl,Felix Böing,Christoph Pellingertion of rib cartilages during growth spurts, which result in prominences of the rib themselves or are conjoined with a protrusion of the sternum (Figs. and 2a–c) to a variable extent and shape. Therefore, the surgical correction is aimed at shortening the affected cartilages with or without sternum osteotomies.